Can I extend my 60-day visa exemption in Thailand if I book a return flight for 90 days?

@Robbie *****

yes 100% guaranteed 👌

@Robbie *****

Yup. They are real tickets that are automatically cancelled after a short period.

@Carl *******

Google onward flight about a tenner then put it in the bin ,just for your airline. Better safe than sorry

@Carl *******

yep, any flight leaving Thailand is all you need.

Technically immigration requires you to have an onwards ticket. They just very rarely check, and when they do it's normally because they're trying to deny you entry. For example, you spend almost a year in Thailand and they feel you're not a genuine tourist and they want to deny entry, so they find some technical reason to reject you. For 99.99% of genuine tourists they have no reason to want to deny entry

Airlines are more likely to check and it seems to depend on the airline and their policy. From Australia I never get checked these days. But from America, Canada there's many reports of people being asked. So it seems to be airline dependent.

@Carl *******

The airline could ask because it’s still a formal requirement for to enter on tourist solutions as tourist visa and visa exemption, but it’s rarely checked in the immigration unless they’ll questioning you for some other reason regarding your travelling pattern. However the airlines are as a part of their contract to get landing permission required to check if their passengers fulfil formal requirements for entering Thailand.

@Carl *******

yes, Google onward travel ticket for a cheap solution