Do I need confirmed flight and hotel bookings to apply for a multiple entry tourist visa for Thailand?

Thailand Visa Multiple Entry Tourist Visa UK Passport Visa Application Process Flight and Accommodation Requirements

Oct 17, 2019

5 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

I'm in the process of applying for a multiple entry tourist Visa on a UK Passport.  I havnt booked a flight yet nor accommodation but it asks for both of these on the online application.  Does anyone have experience of putting in the hotel I normally stay at and a date for flying but not actually use these.  The reason I ask is I want to go to Thailand via USA and Korea and am flexible in dates or are they very strict and need proof of flight/hotel booking etc

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking advice on applying for a multiple entry tourist visa to Thailand using a UK passport, particularly regarding the necessity of confirming flight and accommodation bookings on the application. Comments indicate that confirmed reservations are generally required, and some users suggest using refundable options for flexibility. The user had previously reached out for more information but had not received a response. Suggestions from others include considering the over 50 visa and the importance of being organized with bookings.

Ron *******

They want confirmed paid for bookings. If you sent a message through the Evisa website, your question has gone to Bangkok and not the Embassy

5 years ago

Michael *************

Andy, you can use my address if that helps.

5 years ago

Andy ********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Really...damn. It sounds like i need to get a bit more organized and book some flights and accomodation. I really like to leave these things open so i have flexibility but rules are rules. Many thanks for the clarification. Andy.

5 years ago

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Andy ********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanks everyone. I sent them a question using the "ask me a question" facility but havnt heard any thing back and as it's been 4 days I dont think I will now. Maybe I'll look at the over 50 Visa and see if they want all the lodging details up front.

5 years ago

James ********

@Ron ******

5 years ago

Steve *********

I've often booked a "pay later" hotel and cancelled the booking later. There are also fully refundable air fares (though they tend to be bloody expensive!).

5 years ago

Karen ********

I had to have proof when applying for my last year.

5 years ago

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Karen ********

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