So this is what I'm paying for and it asks for a return flight number Bit miffed I need to book outward prior to receiving my visa but I just hope they are quick
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The post discusses the requirement of having a return flight booked when applying for a Thai visa. Many users confirm that it's common for various countries to require proof of a return ticket, including Thailand. However, comments clarify that for specific visas like the NON-O family visa, it's not necessary to show a return ticket; just an intended date of departure is sufficient. There's also advice regarding the online visa application process, with suggestions to consider booking an onward travel ticket if needed.
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it's okay to have a pre-booked ticket for your planned flight to Thailand. However for the application to a Non-Imm-O family visa, you do not have to show a return ticket. READ what it says on the application screen: "intended date of departure" - which means you only need to tell them a date which lies within the first 90 days you will get stamped in
yes, it was a long time ago. I'm old. Lol. But we had to comply with what the UN told us to get, my father worked for them. I only recently found my yellow vaccine booklet showing I'd had YF vaccination, I'd forgotten about it.
not sure why you keep asking about my vaccination. Or why it has to make sense to you. It was back in the 60s, we had to have what the UN told us to have.