Answereda year ago

Can I submit a flight itinerary screenshot instead of a confirmed flight for a Thai tourist e-visa?

Thailand eVisa Tourist visa Flight itinerary Visa application process Travel documents

asked Sep 30, 2025

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Hi I'm applying for tourist evisa and

it's asking for travel documents but i don't want to book flights before I get my visa approved. Can I screen shot flight itinerary but not confirmation? 

Thank you

Answer summary

The user is uncertain about providing travel documents for their tourist eVisa to Thailand without having booked flights. They wonder if a screenshot of an itinerary suffices instead of a confirmed booking. Community comments indicate that the eVisa process allows for intended flight dates without needing a confirmed booking, suggesting that flight numbers may be sufficient and highlighting that certain nationalities may not even require a visa.

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Anthony ******

How long do you want to stay in Thailand ?

a year ago

Jakee **********

@Anthony *****

coming and going over a 6 month period

a year ago

Anthony ******

@Jakee *********

How many times do you think you will come and go in six months

a year ago

Graham ******

@Jakee *********

For an METV you typically require 3 flights, one in, one out within 60 days followed by a flight in beyond 60 days

a year ago

Graham ******

@Jakee *********

I have seen that 3 ticket requirement posted for someone applying via RTE London, yes

a year ago

Colin *********

@Jakee *********

ok, yeah METV definitely needed after previous questioning by Immigration, but sorry I can't answer that question for you. A Moderator, like

@Tod ********

or someone experienced with Visas likely can.

a year ago

Jakee **********

@Colin ********

I need to get an METV as I go for about 6 months every year and got hassle by immigration last time. Presume the ticket out if you have to show one can be across a landborder to a neighbouring country?

a year ago

Colin *********

@Jakee *********

depending on how often/how many times you're intending to enter and exit Thailand, the Multiple Entry Tourist Visa that

@Graham *****

mentioned might be your best option to avoid being questioned by Thai Immigration about why you (might) be entering so often, but, as UK passport holder, you can just arrive at a Thai Airport and be stamped in free on the "Visa Exempt" scheme. That doesn't have any fees attached to it as a Tourist Visa does & no applying in advance.

a year ago

Jakee **********

@Graham *****

do you know if that is for the UK as it says every embassy is different?

a year ago

Greg ***********

the e-visa asks for your "intended flight dates" so obviously, you don't need to upload an already booked flight, unless the Thai embassy or consulate sends you an email and asks you for proof of tickets

a year ago