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What should I enter for flight number and intended date of arrival on the Thailand eVisa application if I haven't booked my flight yet?

Nov 6, 2024
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Cameron ***********
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For the evisa application where it asks for intended date of arrival and flight number, I don't have a return flight to thailand booked yet and will book one after it gets approved, what did people put in this box? Especially for flight number?
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When applying for the eVisa to Thailand, if you haven't booked your flight yet, you can estimate your flight information. One user mentioned that they selected a hotel and looked for flights on Google for their intended arrival day. Another highlighted that they provided a flight ticket after the visa was granted, which indicates that while booking is not necessary upfront, having an intended travel plan is helpful.
David *******
I applied in London and they then asked me for a copy of the tickets! Visa then granted. It was a single ticket from LGW to BKK.
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Jay *****
I just picked a hotel and looked on Google flights for a flight to Thailand on the day I intended to arrive. It only asks for one flight number
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Cameron ***********
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@Jay ****
is that the day intended to arrive to thailand and did they ask for booking conformations?
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Cameron ***********
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@Jay ****
where did you apply
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@Cameron **********
Canberra Australia
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@Cameron **********
nope just asked intended arrival and intended hotel
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