Can I apply for a visa without a confirmed booked flight?
Is there any way around this?
Would it be a problem if my visa application has different flight details from the actual flight I take?
I will phone and ask the embassy, but wondering if I have any options.
I'm in India and hoping to extend here for another month before leaving. I want to get my visa for Thailand sorted, as I was told it could take about 3 weeks, but don't want to buy a flight before things are clearer.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The inquiry revolves around whether a confirmed flight booking is necessary to apply for a Thailand visa. Responses suggest that, generally, a confirmed flight may not be required for the visa application itself, but it will be essential when obtaining a Certificate of Entry (COE). Some participants mentioned that applicants can provide a flight itinerary that they expect to take, but detailed requirements can depend on the embassy and nationality. Additional considerations include hotel bookings and quarantine policies related to COVID-19.