Can you buy a one way ticket to BKK when you have a DTV?
More specifically, will the airline be funny and question you for only buying a one way ticket?
I read this is a possibility for tourist visas so figured I'd ask.
Answer summary
In general, it is possible to enter Thailand on a one-way ticket if you hold a DTV. Many travelers have reported entering without issues, and airlines may not question your ticket type. However, it is advisable to check with your airline beforehand. In case of inquiries, buying a refundable ticket or a temporary flight reservation can serve as proof of onward travel.
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You can always just buy a flight reservation to cover yourself. I've used onwardflight a few times. It cost $14, and you get a legit booking/flight code. It covers you for 48 hours, so buy on the day off your entry flight. Last time I entered Thailand I was stopped at passport control, and I having this fugazi booking saved me.
No, 100% it because you only have to go next in Cambodia for example. Not a huge international flight. Some airlines accept bus tickets and some don't. They'll tell you if you ask
Oh so you're saying book your Thailand one way then book something like a separate flight or bus ticket going to a different country and then cancel and get a refund on that leg?
My experience is that of entry with the immigration officer in Thailand. If you mean upon check in with the airline from origin country, then yes, this is a good point to note. My experience is since they see a 5-year visa they haven't asked so far. This is for Air Asia.
but they could. It’s more up to the airline. They F up they get fined and have to transport you back. But if you’re legit and can prove it shouldn’t worry.