How long can I stay in Thailand on a one-way ticket without a visa?

My question is why one way ticket??? Why?? You should buy a return ticket!

If the immigration denied you at the airport what will you do??

You will miss to see her and her family

One way ticket....555...

Why does the fact that your wife is already in Thailand mean that you only need a one-way ticket? You'll definitely need to depart within the time limits of your visa.

Buy a cheap bus ticket to Laos or Malaysia. Within the 60 day window of your entry. Can also book a cheap one way flight to any neighboring country but the bus tickets are usually cheaper.

30 or 60 days depending where your passport is from , currently we have 60 days visa exempt

You need a return ticket. Don’t try to beat the system. Play by the rules. It’s a privilege to enter the kingdom and can be taken away at any time…just my opinion.

“When are you planning on leaving?”

“I don't have a return ticket yet, how long can I stay?”

“What is the purpose of your visit?”

“I’m here to visit my Thai wife who is already here.”

Especially in the current climate, why would this not raise a concern that you might be intending to just stay in the country?

Officially you need a onward ticket when travelling on a visa exempt entry.

Thailand airport immigration is normally not really concerned about it but most airlines will refuse check-in without it as they are responsible in case you are denied entry.

How about a Non–O E–Visa based on Marriage to Thai Citizen Spouse

ASk her other boyfriends

Yes, you can enter Thailand on a one-way ticket even if you’re not a Thai citizen, but airlines or immigration may ask for proof of onward travel, so it’s safer to have a return or exit ticket.

I think it depends on what passport one is entering Thailand on ..US passport holders used to always get 90 days ..

Man who says he is married but doesn’t know if he will be allowed to enter his so called wives country. Heard it all now.

Ive been to thailand last year they grand me 60days

Buy a small ticket to Laos or Vietnam, around £40

All depends if they let you on the airplane with a one way ticket.

If you are entitled to visa exemption, you will normally be granted a 60 day stay upon arrival. You can then apply for a 30 day extension, giving you up to 90 days in total.

If you are travelling on a one way ticket, there is a formal requirement to show proof of onward travel within the initial 60 day stay, and some airlines often enforce this strictly.

Since you are visiting your Thai wife, you may also be eligible for a 60 day extension based on visiting Thai family, provided your marriage is registered in Thailand. However, not all immigration offices offer this, and approval is not guaranteed.

Assuming your airline allows you to fly you'll get stamped in for 60 days and can extend for a further 30. Technically you need to have a ticket out, accommodation and 20k baht in cash (or equivalent in a major currency). But the reality is your airline may not let you board unless you have a ticket out as they're responsible for you if you're not allowed to enter