Hi Ive got a flight to Thailand on the 20th of November and my return flight is 23 of April if I get a SETV will there be any issues getting on the flight to Thailand or getting into Thailand as my return flights are longer than my visa
TIA
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The question concerns entering Thailand on a Single Entry Tourist Visa (SETV) while having a return flight scheduled for a date that exceeds the visa's validity. Responses indicate that the SETV permits a maximum stay of 90 days, and potential issues may arise at passport control where proof of onward travel could be requested, particularly for first-time visitors. Although having a visa may mitigate the need for a return ticket, previous travel history in the immigration system could affect entry.
If it is your first visit to Thailand as a tourist it should be no problem. If you have a history in the Thai Immigration database with visits for short and or long stay it will be a different ball game
Ellie *******
You COULD be asked to show a proof of onward travel at passport control upon entry along with proof of funds and accommodation.
Michael *********
If you have a visa you do not need a return or onward ticket. This rule just applies for visa waivers.