Hi, the consulate is now telling me I need a round trip ticket and not accepting an onward flight or bus ticket. Anyone experiencing this?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation discusses the recent requirement by a Thai consulate for travelers to present a round trip ticket when applying for a visa. Some commenters confirm that the Los Angeles consulate specifies this requirement. Others mention that different embassies may have varying rules and suggest purchasing a nominal onward ticket as a workaround. The importance of staying updated with current requirements when applying for a visa is also highlighted.
You need to meet the requirements when you apply for your visa, not the requirements you met last time. The embassies/consulates are updating requirements, as well as immigration offices do.
Every embassy/consulate gets to make their own rules. Google onward travel ticket. You can buy a ticket back to where you came from to show them for about $10.
"2.4 Proof of a round trip flight confirmation/reservation showing going from the US to Thailand and leaving from Thailand (The name of the applicant must be indicated clearly)" that is from the DC website
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