Has anyone from Bangladesh successfully obtained a DTV visa for Thailand?

@Pete ****************

nice home 😉

Todd Capron PETE LAO SOUND IS GROWING! 🇱🇦🇺🇸

🏭 New Pa Daek Factory opening March 2026 in Ban Nongteng Neua, Vientiane

US-approved sauces selling BIG in the USA! Now exporting to 🇹🇭🇰🇭🇻🇳🇲🇲

🍜 Restaurant open in Ban Chan Savang

🍛 2nd restaurant + factory tours opening March 2026

📍 10 min from Wattay Airport

AGENTS & FRANCHISE WANTED

📞 020-542-

Come taste the sauce that won the USA!

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Todd Capron

Todd Capron nice stop by when you can when in Vientiane

@Pete ****************

im on a thai retirement visa need a visa for long term Laos also as im building a home near Savannakhet for the gf. Not a tourist in the least bit 🍷

Todd Capron So what's wrong with that? All legal.

NT Benzie Usually never been asked by Immigration, but have been checked by the airline. So I guess both can check, but in my experience, and others I know, it's mostly the airlines doing it at check-in.

Fizul Bacchus I've been asked multiple times.

Paul Jones Nope. I book one way and no airline has ever asked to see an exit flight.

NT Benzie it is not misinformation. It is the problem of airlines staff or poor management.

When a passenger boards a flight without a return or onward ticket and is later refused entry by the destination government, the airline’s responsibilities are fairly well defined under international aviation rules and national immigration laws.

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✈️ Airline Responsibilities

• Repatriation obligation: The airline must arrange and pay for the passenger’s return flight to the point of origin or another country that will accept them. Airlines often try to recover these costs from the passenger afterward.

• Fines and penalties: Many countries (e.g., the U.S., Australia) impose fines on airlines that transport passengers who lack proper entry documents. This is why airlines are strict about requiring proof of onward travel.

• Care while awaiting removal: Depending on local law, airlines may be responsible for providing meals or accommodation until the passenger is deported, though immigration authorities usually control the situation.

• Ticket and refund policy: Airlines typically deny refunds if a passenger is refused entry, since the failure to meet immigration requirements is considered the passenger’s responsibility.

• Document verification: Airlines are obligated to check that passengers hold valid visas and onward tickets before boarding. If they fail to do so, they bear liability.

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⚖️ Legal Framework

• IATA Resolution 830a: Requires airlines to ensure passengers have the necessary travel documents.

• National immigration laws: For example, the U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act makes airlines financially responsible for transporting inadmissible passengers back.

• Conditions of Carriage: Airlines’ contracts with passengers clearly state that travelers are responsible for having valid entry documents.

NT Benzie What mis information. Almost always airline that will check. Immigration can check if they want but airlines ask more oftern.

@O'shane ********

not a vacation for me either. I live in Thailand 6 months out of the year the other 6 I work oil and gas. Before I got my long term visa the airline would ask for return ticket but I fly in thru the Narita Haneda Japan route.

Don McGee Because it wasn’t a Vacation. I moved my family to Thailand and traveled around South East Asia. Never been asked coming back into Thailand. I buy one way tickets because I have no timeline of how long I’m staying.

@O'shane ********

and it is the airline that going to ask you not immigration..... so make it make sense you buy 2 one way tickets instead of round trip 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣