So I’ve been asked to provide flight documents to attach to my DTV application.
I’m hesitant to do so because there’s no guarantee my application will be approved, and I may want to travel a month or so later than the date I originally mentioned.
A few questions:
1. What’s the risk if I arrive a few weeks or even a month later than the date stated in my application? Will this cause any issues with approval or entry?
2. Why isn’t the flight number I found for the same date which I included in the application form not sufficient?
3. Has anyone else received this request before, and how did you handle it if your travel dates weren’t confirmed yet?
4. Do I need to book a return flight?
Thanks in advance for any advice or experiences.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post discusses concerns about providing flight documents for a DTV visa application to Thailand, raising questions about potential risks if travel dates change, the necessity of booking a return flight, and the sufficiency of merely stating a flight number. Commenters share their experiences, suggesting the need for refundable tickets and the varying requirements by different embassies, particularly in London.
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