Im going to thailand for two months on a 30 day exempt can i use a bus ticket as proof of onward travel out of the country to lous when the 30 day runs out to my airliner
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When entering Thailand on a 30-day visa exempt entry, you can use a bus ticket as proof of onward travel; however, it may be more challenging to find a suitable bus route that crosses the border. Many travelers recommend purchasing a cheap one-way airline ticket for this purpose, as it's easier to obtain and can be discarded if necessary. Additionally, your airline may have specific requirements regarding onward travel proof, so it's advisable to confirm their policies beforehand.
Tod *********
It's most likely gonna be your air carrier that is gonna want proof of onward travel when you check in if you're flying here without a visa.
Check with them.
unless you've been living here on back-2-back visa exempt or tourist visa entries you're unlikely to be asked for anything stamping in once you're here.
Richard *****
I had to book a flight out once before being allowed to board. Book online on the day you want to check-in for a suitable flight out (to anywhere) and you’ll usually be able to cancel the ticket within a day or two once inside the country.
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I used to do this all the time but ive noticed it gets mentioned a lot more at the check in desk lately
Gregor **********
most airlines should know that you can extend a 30-day visa exempt in Thailand for 30 more days, so the onward travel can be AFTER the initial 30 days. The onward travel proof is also required for the 30 day extension of stay application . . not just for the airline check-in
Tod *********
Rico Brigante you are confusing things. There is a HUGE difference between what your air carrier requires as far as proof of onward travel when you check in to your flight here without a valid visa in your passport AND what's required when you stamp in once you're here or get a 30 day extension from the immigration office. Those are all totally different situations.
James ********
Rico Brigante its a problem for YOU if your airline refuses to allow you to board flight to Thailand without a return ticket or flight out if Thailand.
Gregor **********
okay, if you already have a return ticket within the 60 days ( 30 plus 30) then you should ask your airline if they OK an onward ticket issued within the second 30 days period
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My return flight back to the uk should cover that ?
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Reiner *********
You Dont Need ist to get the next 30 days...
Benjamin ******
It may be needed by the airline, and may be needed to enter Thailand on a visa exempt
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I need to prove to my airliner before i bored the flight. I plan on extending in thailand i just need to blag it to the airliner
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Gregor **********
you can use a one-way bus ticket OUT of Thailand for proof of onward travel. The point but is, not easy to find a bus journey that crosses the border! It is easier with a cheap one-way airline ticket which you can afford to throw away and apply for a 30-day extension inside Thailand instead