What visa should I enter Thailand on for marrying my girlfriend, and can I do it with a one-way ticket?

I only book one way .because it's cheaper booking return in thailand

Apply for a non o visa from your country,

You can state that your intention are to get a retierment if you over 50 years old

If under… state it is to gett s marige visa

(If your girlfriend still avis le when you come back to Thailand,

Maybe she found a man with more mony..

With the 60 days visa the d ont aske enimore for the retour tiket, at liste from europe, i come whit one way and all god

I entered the country in February on a tourist visa , then whilst here , went online to Thaievisa and converted to a non immigration type o visa , which can then be converted to a marriage visa .

I arrived on a one way ticket also from the uk and everyone from to check-in staff too immigration did not ask me any question or want proof of a return ticket.

Hope this helps

Get a No -O based on being over 50 then no matter what happens your extension will be ok

Go to the temple n give the monk some money n food take a video n show proof of your loyalty to thailand n they will welcome n accept u

Go to onwardticket.com you can purchase a flight to Laos for 12.00 usd. I have done this many times just in case but I have never been asked when I only have a one way ticket to Thailand. Better safe than sorry. I now have a multiple entry retirement visa, soon to be switched to a marriage visa.

You can also have an agent get you a bank account for about 5000 baht on a tourist exempt.

If you can afford the 800k, better use regular Non-O.

Marriage Visa can be pita, especially the yearly extensions.

To obtain an extension of stay based on marriage you need to have a Thai bank account. To open a bank account you need a long term visa (You cannt open a bank account on a tourist visa or visa exempt), Be aware that while an marriage extension requires 400,000 thb in your bank and a Retirment extension (for those over 50 years) needs 800,00 thb in the bank, that a retirement extension is much easier as it requires you to jump through ,amy less hoops.

A lot would depend on your passport country. Your name suggests that you are probably from one of the 93 countries than can enter visa exempt and get a stamp for 60 days.

With at least 15 days left on a valid stamp (some offices 21) you can convert to a in country Non O based on marriage but it will depend on your marriage date. Having a girlfriend won’t get you that visa.

A one way ticket will be up to your airlines policy. Some will insist on a ticket out within the number of days your entry scheme allows, regardless that you could get an extension or change to another visa type. Some don’t seem to care.