Is it possible to enter Thailand on a tourist visa to avoid proof of onward travel and then apply for a Non-O spouse visa in Savannakhet?
Nov 11, 2017
7 years ago
David *******
ORIGINAL POSTERTLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion centers around the challenges of securing a flight to Thailand without paying high costs for a one-way ticket. The original poster considers purchasing a cheaper ticket from Finnair that requires proof of onward travel and suggests using a tourist visa for a minimal fee to bypass this requirement. Several comments explore the importance of onward travel proof, share personal experiences with various airlines regarding boarding requirements, and discuss the feasibility of obtaining a Non-O spouse visa in Savannakhet after entering Thailand. Most contributors agree that having a tourist visa should not hinder the process of applying for a Non-O visa, but there are varying opinions regarding airline policies on onward travel proof.
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