I am arriving May 10 on Air India with a one way ticket. Will the airline or IO require a ticket for an onward flight out of Thailand? I have a US passport and anticipate getting a Tourist Visa from the embassy. I will be applying for a non-O visa when I get there. Any recommendations for a visa service to help me get this visa?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is inquiring whether an onward flight ticket is necessary when arriving in Thailand on a one-way ticket with a US passport, as they plan to apply for a Tourist Visa and a NON-O visa once there. The comments highlight that while immigration may not require it, airlines often do, and there have been instances where travelers were denied boarding without a return or onward ticket. It is also suggested that obtaining the non-O visa beforehand could eliminate the need for an onward ticket.
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