Do people by a refundable ticket to apply for the visa? It's labeled as 'Intended date of arrival' yet asking for the exact flight number?
Also is a two week hotel stay sufficient for the application? My plan is to get there and look for a condo.
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The discussion revolves around the requirements for applying for a visa to Thailand. It addresses concerns about whether a refundable ticket is necessary for the application and the issue of specifying flight numbers despite being asked for the 'intended date of arrival.' Users share that it's acceptable to enter a flight number that matches your planned travel even if you don't book it. Additionally, most agree that a two-week hotel stay is sufficient as you can explain your accommodation plans in a cover letter, and that you can put down a hotel for your initial stay while looking for more permanent accommodation.
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Depends where your applying from. I just put down land border and that was it.( chiang Khong border)
I used a real and non refundable ticket for my application. Mind that if the date is too close and it isn't refundable, you could lose the money. I applied around two months before my intended entry date.