For thailand tourist evisa, has anyone used non verifiable dummy tickets and got their visa approved ?
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The discussion revolves around the use of non-verifiable dummy tickets when applying for a Thailand tourist eVisa. Users advise against submitting fake tickets, as many embassies do not require actual tickets for the application but may inquire about onward travel details later. There's a consensus that using cheap or fake tickets can lead to visa denial and loss of application fees.
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More likely the airline will ask for onward ticket details.
I would refrain from uploading a cheap "onwardticket" into an E-Visa application, which actually is not even a ticket but the "reservation of a booking". The embassies know these Fake Tickets, and you are risking denial of your application and the loss of the application fee. Other than that, follow Brandon's advice, just enter the "planned" dates of departures and the flight numbers that fit
Most embassies don't require a ticket for applying for a tourist visa. They just ask for your intended travel details. Has the embassy contacted you to ask for an actual ticket?