Can I travel to Thailand with just a one-way flight and extend my stay without an onward ticket?

You will run out of coin in the 1st week, then you start a "go fund me page" aka "go F U"

Book a bus ticket to another country. That's also a valid option to leave on.. Used to be 10 quid online

Don't listen to the haters ! ( most of em got no balls ). Yes my friend . Book your flight . To be on the safe side book a another flight to a neighbouring country cheap cheap with option of cancellation within 30-60 days of your stay .. the only time I had a problem with a 1 way flight was at the uk end I was transiting thru Vietnam... 🇬🇧 got big bollocks , I like your style .... bare me in mind ... I can show u the ways of the jedi style border runs ......

If you have a tourist visa you will not be asked for a return flight.

One weekk soi 6 all money 💰 gone lol 😆

The requirement for an onward flight is a

Requirement of the airline, not Thai immigration. So, why are commentators saying what airline they flew that “didn’t ask”, or “did get asked” for an onward ticket?!?! This way we know if we’re going to fly a certain airline we know if there’s a likelihood that we’ll be asked for one!

A 60day tourist visa is issued at the airport increased from 30 days from 1st July. This has only just been confirmed by Thai Govt.

Take a look at ban chang , cheap and better entertainment 😂

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Buy an open return ticket?

Just book the cheapest flight out of the country 🤷‍♂️ then don’t board the flight.

You can't reserved only one ticket in Thaïlande you do round trip

Another kathoeys victim… SAD!

You can rent a ticket online takes a few min if they ask show them that

Ppppppppppppick up a Penquin .

If you to Pattaya you could be skint in four days!

Just purchase a flexi ticket then cancel . Also some airlines will refuse boarding unless u have return. We have been pulled a few times had to bookflight in airport nighmare . You willget people stating . Travelled and never been asked lucky them i say 😁

No, to get tourist visa you need to provide proof of round trip when applying

Onward flight needed

I’ve always been asked for my visa and onward flight by qantas at Auckland airport.

Just seen you want a 60 day tourist visa, I think you need to show an onward ticket for the visa anyway, to get the visa approved.

Go to spain

I'd just get the 60 day visa and hang out on WS or at LK metro. You'll likely be out of money before your visa ends if you do it right

Buy a REALLY expensive return ticket then cancel it in Thailand.

Your visa will not be granted without an outbound flight of sorts, they check upon arrival, maybe you can buy a ticket to Cambodia or Vietnam, which will be a cheaper option. Although they did put a line across our visa when we flew out eventhough our visa was still valid for another 2 months thereafter, so maybe get further advise.

Wonder one could get away with a train ticket out of the country … border hop..to show proof of exiting?? It’s prob a lot cheaper

You want to stay until your money runs out 🤣🤣🤣Hookup with a bar girl or 2 no problem with 60day visa not required no need for extension happy days

It's all depends on the immigration Officer on the day , whether you need a return ticket Officially you do.

What happens if you get sick and you're insurance if you have any doesn't cover you

Check out 12GO. Outbound Bus ticket from Hat Yai to Bedang Pasar Malaysia $10

If you get a 60 day visa online you don't need a return ticket. I've done many times, one way on a visa. If you turn up without a visa, you may get stopped at the airport on a one way ticket. Way round it, if you are stopped book a train ticket thats what a mate of mine does, whenever he gets stopped with no return, buys a cheap ticket Cambodia

If you are entitled for 60 days visa exemption on arrival then book a dummy onward tkt showing departure from Thailand around 58 days from your entry date which might cost around $15/-.

50 days into Thailand apply for extension and by then you’ll know how to handle going forward

Book the refundable ticket

Pay a little extra so that you are able to change your ticket when the time comes

Go and extend. Go to Vietnam etc. For a few days go back, extend. I've been to 30 countries in the last 5 years on one way tickets and I've never been asked to show proof of an onward flight. I have about 6 or 7 times used best onward ticket but I havent had to show it. Maybe once, but I cant recall.

Get a cheap ticket to the closest airport out of the country

I entered last year without returning ticket

Whe I got extension they didn’t ask

Just had to have documents where I was staying

Good luck 🤞🏽

If you run out of money how will you fund your return flight ?

NO

How are you going to book a flight when you have run out of money? I must admit that I find the requirement of having it booked upfront stupider than stupid, but now they I read your story, I'm starting to believe it has some merit.

You need to prove a return flight for an e-visa, I had to for my 60 days in October, your best to just go there and get the 30 days then extend, then do a land run in a bus to Cambodia or wherever the nearest border is.

Book a return flight direct with the airline

Most airlines will let you change your return date

Go to Pattaya Soi 6, your money will be gone in two days, no need for a visa, problem solved.

You're welcome.

If you get caught without a return ticket it can cause a bit of a problem

If you don’t mind losing £30 do what I did and buy a ticket flying from hat Yai to kuala lumpa within your 60 days . I didn’t mind losing the £30 as a legitimate booking and it’s only £15 more than the onward ticket that expires after 24-48 hours ,

First question is if you’re embassy in UK will issue a tourist visa without an onward ticket as it’s formally required. If you manage to get a tourist visa without an onward ticket, it’s anyway formally required for entering Thailand. It’s rarely checked at the immigration unless you’ll get pulled aside for some other reason regarding your travel patterns but you could risk that your airline will ask for it. So therefore, if you manage to get a tourist visa without an onward ticket, call your airline and ask if THEY require onward ticket if you’ve got a tourist visa. At the immigration in Thailand you’ll most probably will be fine anyway.

How ya gunna pay for flight home when your outta money numty

Just did 7 months there, Entered on a 60 day UK tourist evisa, Was never asked for onward travel & booked my flight home a month before i came back

All airlines serving Thailand are required by law to check for an onward ticket within the visa timeframe. Most airline clerks check; some don’t. Follow the advice already given.

How are you booking a flight if you've run out of money by then? That's kind of the entire point of requiring proof of a ticket out of Thailand, so they see you don't run out of money and become their problem.

Google "onward travel ticket" for other options.