Hi, thanks in advance!
Flying into BKK, then flying out just short of 3 months later.
Planning on spending about 7-8 weeks in Thailand, then heading to Cambodia for a month and then heading back to BKK before leaving for UK again. (So will be in Thailand / BKK for a few days before the flight home)
Assume here the best plan here is to apply online for 60 day single entry tourist visa before I leave. I'll 'use this up' and then leave for Cambodia, and then when I come back into Thailand I assume I'll be on the standard 'no visa' standard 30 day tourist visa if I'm correct?
AIRLINE EXIT CHECK:
So the airline will check/require an 'departing' flight - to which the 3 month return will be valid (I assume as they don't care about visa this end) Airline don't know, nor care surely. They just want proof of exit at any time?
VISA:
The application for 60 day Thail visa WILL require exit date and proof, so I assume best bet here is to buy a BKK->Cambodia bus and use that as the proof I need?
Thanks in advance for this, much appreciated.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user plans to spend 7-8 weeks in Thailand before heading to Cambodia for a month, and they want to know about the best visa strategy. They are considering applying for a 60-day single entry tourist visa and then using a bus ticket to Cambodia as proof of onward travel. Respondents advised ensuring proof of exit to comply with visa requirements and suggested purchasing a flight ticket rather than a bus ticket to avoid potential issues.
