Can I book a flight 60 days after arrival in Thailand with only a 30-day visa exemption?

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You do not need to ask the airline; they will tell you that proof of onward travel is required within 30 days, regardless of whether they will actually check it. It's equally pointless asking a police officer whether driving 150 km/h is allowed. He will say no, regardless of whether you'll be fined if you actually do it. That's a matter of enforcement.

So. You just be prepared that you MIGHT get asked.

First NZ does not get VOA, but that is good since VOA is 15 days, and cost a fee.

Perhaps you mean visa excempt, or your trip may end et the departure airport.

Refundable flights is way more expensive, as you will see, when booking a ticket, on any airline website / app.

If you book a 60 day ticket, you may need a onward ticket out of Thailand within the first 30 days.

When going to Thailand for 31 - 60 ( 90 )days, the 60 days touristvisa is the best option.

It is cheaper than visa excempt + 30 days extension.

No need of a onward ticket ( 90 days 1 onward ), if returnticket within 60 days.

It is easier to apply from the comfort of your home.

thaievisa.go.th

Not wasting holiday time to find, go to and waiting at a immigration office ( 90 you would need that ).

Then no need to leave Thailand in up to 90 days.

@Judy *****************

Because of the fees at the embassy in NZ it’s as people mention best to just buy a cheap onward ticket within 30 days, throw it away and do a 30 days local extension regarding this.

Book your return flight 60 days later. I suggest 59 days to leave room for the unforseen. Once in Thailand, go to immigration before your 30 days visa exemption expire. You can do it even on arrival! Pay your 2K Baht and whalla... 30 days added to your stay, giving you 60 days.

Scoot airlines have changeable tickets for an additional $20 Singapore. Just fair difference applies. So when fly you can show them a ticket out in 30 days and then change it once you get to Thailand. I assume you plan to go back to another SE Asian country first before flying home? I was asked at the airports of my exit flights on some of trips around the area.

I found it easier to get in person once you're there. They don't ask for a return ticket on entry or at immigration. American airlines tickets are refundable but check your airline

You should have done it earlier but you're still good time to arrange a 60 days visa in New Zealand if you get going immediately. It's easier than all this other crap

Ask your airline there the ones that will ask

I'm in Australia. About 10 years ago, I applied for a 60-day visa, at Thai consulate in Sydney. Easy process.

You cannot get Visa on arrival but you can get visa exempt.

You need to ask your airline about what their policy is for people traveling to Thailand without a visa. They are the ones who may cause problems by not letting you board your flight without proof of travel out of Thailand within 30 days. Each airline has their own policy on this.