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Do I need to provide a fully paid flight ticket for a Thai eVisa?
Dec 16, 2024
a year ago
Le **************
ORIGINAL POSTERFULLY PAID FLIGHT TICKET FOR EVISA?
Dear all,
When apply for Thai Evisa ( tourist, single entry, 60 days), do i need to to provide fully paid flight ticket or just a on hold ticket is enough (which also have my name)?
Thank you đĨ°
Dear all,
When apply for Thai Evisa ( tourist, single entry, 60 days), do i need to to provide fully paid flight ticket or just a on hold ticket is enough (which also have my name)?
Thank you đĨ°
TLDR : Answer Summary
When applying for a Thai eVisa (tourist, single entry, 60 days), a hold ticket (that includes your name) is sufficient; you do not need a fully paid flight ticket. Additionally, citizens from many countries, such as Vietnam, may not need a visa at all and can receive a 60-day visa exemption upon arrival.
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people from Vietnam do not need a visa as you will be stamped in for a free 60 day visa-exempt entry
Le **************
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thank you, i ask for another friend who doesnât have visa exemptionReply to
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Bob ********
What passport are you using, most countries are visa exempt for 60 days, stamped in on arrival. No need to do anything
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thank you, i ask for another friend who doesnât have visa exemptionReply to
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āĻāĻŦā§ ******************
Hold ticket is enough
Maksym ***********
@āĻāĻŦā§ *****************
then fake tickets also works. But visa rules says that issued tickets are required for visa.āĻāĻŦā§ ******************
@Maksym **********
wym fake. booked tickets are enough for visa. I had used only booked tickets to get mine.Maksym ***********
@āĻāĻŦā§ *****************
embassy clearly says confirmed tickets. And you can print even fake tickets and it still be accepted, but this don't make it allowedāĻāĻŦā§ ******************
@Maksym **********
booked tickets have live PNR you can track them online. I have got my thai eVisa with booked tickets onlyLe **************
ORIGINAL POSTER@āĻāĻŦā§ *****************
they asked me to submit ticket and I uploaded ticket from onwardticket which have valid pnr for 48 hours. Did you also use the same thing?āĻāĻŦā§ ******************
@Le *************
yes i only gave pdf of booked ticketsLe **************
ORIGINAL POSTER@āĻāĻŦā§ *****************
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