Originally Posted by
arlflyer
What qualifies as proof of funds for people entering under the visa exemption (such as from the USA)? There doesn't seem to be a thread or discussion on this.
Answers I'm not looking for include "Don't worry about it" and "Well I've never been asked to show proof of funds". Unless I am misunderstanding the rule as written, in which case being told not to worry about it would be fine.
And also, while I'm at it, are there any other oddball requirements for getting into/out of/around this country that I'd never think of but am not aware of? So far I have proof of onward travel, proof of funds, and original credit card used to purchase domestic airfare...what other curveballs are out there?
There's no thread or discussion because no one is ever asked to show proof of funds (oh, sorry, you didn't want to hear that.) It isn't an "oddball requirement" nor is it a "curveball". While it may technically be a rule somewhere in the written immigration minutiae, it isn't enforced.