Hi! For those with a DTV visa, were you asked by immigration for an onward/return ticket? Thanks in advance!
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Users generally report that Thai Immigration does not require an onward or return ticket for those holding a DTV visa. However, airlines may ask for it before departure. It is advisable to check with your airline regarding their specific requirements.
I came back to Thailand was asked by lufthansa check in at Birmingham airport u.k I said I have a non o visa and re-entry permit she looked at it and was OK š
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As a general rule an onward ticket is not asked for or a requirement for anyone on a visa. It's specifically appropriate for a exempt entry. But a airline can still ask for it. Most likely not.
Thanks! My airline (Malaysia Airlines) asked for it but only after questioning the existence of such a visaš Hoping the Thai immigration will not bother as I havenāt decided my next destination yet.
when you check in for the flight āļø to Thailand, show the airline a ticket departing Thailand within the 59 days you are stamped in on arrival.
That can be a cheap one way ticket to Phnom Penh. AND if you are able to book it on a website which allows you to cancel the ticket within 24 hours of Booking, print out the booking and cancel the ticket.
Thanks James! Thatās good to know. Malaysia Airlines wanted an onward ticket but only because their system showed that UK nationals get 60 days. After making some calls about my visa, they shrugged and let me through.
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