Ideas please!
So I’m told by the Thai Embassy in Kuala Lumpur that EVERY document listed here has to be offered to them as part of my 60 day tourist visa application. Including the second part of number 4: Providing transport tickets to show my plans to depart Thailand. This is ridiculous. I don’t have any! 🤷🏽♂️. There must be loads of people that don’t plan that far ahead on a 60 day stay. Especially when they plan to stay beyond 60 days like I am.
Can anyone advise me on a cheap way to produce a transport ticket leaving Thailand that the embassy will see and allow as admissible for the visa application?
TLDR : Answer Summary
Users are seeking advice on how to meet the requirement of providing a transport ticket as part of the application process for a 60-day tourist visa to Thailand. Many suggest that it's common for embassies to request proof of onward travel to ensure applicants do not overstay their visas. Recommended solutions include purchasing affordable onward tickets from travel agencies online, which often offer services to book and then cancel tickets for a small fee. Alternatives mentioned include booking refundable flights or taking bus tickets to nearby countries. Some users point out the necessity of having a confirmed accommodation booking as well, reflecting frustrations with the stringent visa application process.