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Will I face issues traveling to Thailand with a one-way ticket?
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Dec 6, 2024
a year ago
Vicky *****************
ORIGINAL POSTERI bought a one way ticket to Thailand from the USA. I didn't buy a return ticket because I don't know when I want to return.
I have heard of people having problems because they did not have a return ticket.
Has anyone had a problem due to getting a one way ticket?
I have heard of people having problems because they did not have a return ticket.
Has anyone had a problem due to getting a one way ticket?
TLDR : Answer Summary
Many travelers have reported mixed experiences when arriving in Thailand with a one-way ticket. Some individuals, including Canadians and Americans, have stated they faced no issues, while others noted that airline policies may require proof of onward travel to prevent potential fines. Travelers often suggest purchasing a cheap 'onward ticket' to a neighboring country as a precaution. It appears that experiences can vary greatly depending on the airline and the specific immigration officer at the time of entry.
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Martin *********
Onwardticket.com. thank you it is only $14 and doesn't really book you a flight it just gives you proof that you are going to leave.
Luit *****************
@Martin ********
Actually it does book you a flight, but it will also cancel it before you can really use it.You could this also do this by yourself and save the $14.
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Robert ********
I have a one way ticket for Jan 5. I called my airline and asked them if they have any restrictions and the answer was no.
This is with Korean Airlines.
My reason is I want the flexibility to go where I want to go after Thailand.
Of course there is onward flight that everyone mentions.
This is with Korean Airlines.
My reason is I want the flexibility to go where I want to go after Thailand.
Of course there is onward flight that everyone mentions.
Luit *****************
@Robert *******
If you want freedom to travelm you can also choose to apply for a visa. By using the Thai visa exempt program, you choose for these restrictions voluntary.
You just not meet the requirements for visa exemption without onward flight, so there is a risk at airline check-in and at immigration if you don't have.
Robert ********
@Luit ****************
I feel like this subject is similar to beating a dead horse.The airline has told me " no problem with one way ticket " after all they * sold * me the ticket.
Yes I agree there is a risk with Thai immigration however I found nothing on the official Thai website about this.
To be crystal clear my intention is not to overstay but to further visit Vietnam, Malaysia, P I ,Indonesia.
If you know where on the Thai website it says must have proof of onward flight please share so I can comply.
Luit *****************
What official Thai website did you not find one of the requirements for visa exemption is proof of onward travel?
I see it on all sites of the embassies.
The fact that the airline sells you a ticket does not give any guarantee they will not ask for proof of onward travel at the moment you check in.
I see it on all sites of the embassies.
The fact that the airline sells you a ticket does not give any guarantee they will not ask for proof of onward travel at the moment you check in.
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Aake **********
I bought a single ticket as I will stay in Thailand until I die
Heather *******
Never had a problem with a one way ticket
Greta *****
It's like asking will it rain in Khao Lak tomorrow. The answer could be either YES or NO. All up to the person who checks you in at the airport
Pygo ********
People might have problems from their airline if they don't have an 'onward' ticket out of Thailand, doesn't have to be a return and the rule isn't often even enforced, the airline can be liable to a fine if they knowingly allowed a person to fly into Thailand without seeing proof of onward travel.
David ***************
What visa will you be using to stay in Thailand?
I’m a US citizen living in Thailand, and over the past 18 years of flying in/out of Thailand on a one-way ticket, I’ve never been asked about a return ticket from any airline or immigration officer.
I’m a US citizen living in Thailand, and over the past 18 years of flying in/out of Thailand on a one-way ticket, I’ve never been asked about a return ticket from any airline or immigration officer.
Charlie ***********
@David **************
what visa you had or haveReply to
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Sally *******
Buy a bus ticket out of Thailand. That'll do!
Michael *******
The people who had a problem won’t respond because they are not here 🤔 airlines are supposed to check before they issue boarding pass - throw of the dice mate 😳
Ant ***********
I’ve been here 4 times in the last 18 months from Australia
I’ve never had a return ticket
I’ve never had a return ticket
Patrick *******
I had no problem at all .
Joseph *********
I have flown into Savanahumbe and Don Muang from about 8 different countries and only ever asked once for an onward ticket and that was about 2014 in HCMC city.
On
An easy way is to buy a bus ticket to Cambodia it only a few $
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/24 I flew from HCMC to BBK and asked if the wanted to see my forward flight...response was..."No Sir, it is policy but we never ask for when you have a strong Pass Port. ".An easy way is to buy a bus ticket to Cambodia it only a few $
Somari *********
Dude you always buy a throw away ticket. Sorry nobody told you that
Steve ********
As a tourist, I was asked twice at the airport to show my departure ticket. I wouldn’t chance it. Get a cheap, throwaway ticket, or a cheap refundable one. Better save then stuck at the airport.
Ronnie ***********
I bought one but wasnt asked for one, this time
Luit *****************
Two one way tickets might cost more than a changeable return ticket.
Especially when you return during peak season and buy the ticket back home at the last moment.
Especially when you return during peak season and buy the ticket back home at the last moment.
Vince **********
No. If you’re scared then buy a $50 flight to a neighboring country.
Charlie ***********
If you don't have Thai I'd you can't come to Thailand with one way tickets you must have return aswell
Luit *****************
@Charlie **********
that's not correct, with any valid visa you can come to Thailand without a return flight. The return flight is only needed at the moment of visa approval in some cases.Charlie ***********
@Luit ****************
so you need the return fight because you want get in Thailand because your visa wants be approved so as you are saying the immigration officer's are there for nothing just to look at your passportLuit *****************
@Charlie **********
Normally immigration officer indeed only checks your passport when you have valid visa.And of course they might check other things, especially in case people do not have a visa.
Charlie ***********
@Luit ****************
if you don't have any proof that you will leave Thailand or you have current visa you will not enter Thailand because they think that you are going to stay in Thailand.Luit *****************
@Charlie **********
That is what I also say, when you have visa, you don't need proof you leave Thailand at immigration. Only when you don't have visa, like most tourists, they might check.Charlie ***********
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Billy ******
I had an onward flight, Singapore air asked if I had one, but didn’t ask to see it. My friend flew with Turkish air and was made to purchase an onward flight online before he was allowed to fly, it’s all a bit hit and miss, but better to have some form of cheap onward travel, even if you don’t intend to use it.
Jason ********
I always book an award ticket so I can show I have a return flight.
Then cancel it after I arrive and book another ticket. Miles and fees get refunded back.
I don’t overstay. Ever.
Then cancel it after I arrive and book another ticket. Miles and fees get refunded back.
I don’t overstay. Ever.
Ruth *******
@Jason *******
I was actually going to mention this. Miles are a great way to book a return or onward ticket, but i don’t know which mileage programs have flights into Thailand.Jason ********
@Ruth ******
also you can learn a lot more watching some you tube videos. Maxmiles, Ben hedges and a few others can shed a lot more info than I can via Facebook.But I never pay more than 100 bucks for a business or first ticket anywhere international.
Ruth *******
@Jason *******
I’m aware of alliances, but each airlines still has its own refund policy.Jason ********
@Ruth ******
aa refunds all miles and fees. Ac refunds all miles and I think 100% of fees. Even if they don’t its not muchRuth *******
@Jason *******
AA does not fly into BKK, which is my point. United refunds too, but it also does not fly into BKK. Sometimes one can get an ANA flight through the United website but sometimes one needs to go through the ANA site. SIA is part of the same alliance as well, but again, I don’t know the refund policies if either airline. Yes, I can check if I need to do so, but I was just saying I don’t know the policies off-hand. I’m also afraid that if the refund policy is abused, it will go away.Jason ********
@Ruth ******
AC has lower redemptions costs for the same flight. Transfer Chase or Amex points i think Citi and capital one also transfer partnersRuth *******
@Jason *******
AC?Jason ********
@Ruth ******
air CanadaJason ********
@Ruth ******
no but JAL does and you can book that through AA for *****
miles economy and 5.60 in feesReply to
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@Ruth ******
most airlines are part of an alliance and use code sharing.For example air Canada has some the best award redemptions and is part of star alliance. So I use it to book Singapore to Bkk. Then I use my American miles for the return ticket on One World alliance.
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Brandon **********
Yes airline won’t like that
Jacq *****
I did this too. Can’t take another second of people who vote against their own 10 Commandments. If you want an evisa and to stay 90 days, you need to have all your flights (an agency for a fake flight might be best because even Delta flights that say refundable may be nonrefundable) and accommodations arranged for approval. The first day is the day of approval. However, if you don’t have all the information given in one pdf it will be rejected and they don’t review for a few days if you turn it in again.
Luit *****************
@Jacq ****
refundable tickets are not refundable sometimes????Jacq *****
I purchased on delta app and it said refundable til after it was purchased.
Luit *****************
@Jacq ****
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Chris ***********
I was asked by airline once because I had a return flight 3+ months later. But explained I would be ok so they let me fly
Bob **********
It’s your airline that will ask
Cody *********
@Bob *********
not in my experience last week traveling on united and Turkish. Nobody asked me to provide proof until I got to the immigration officer in the booth at the airport. 🤷♂️
I showed her the purchase receipt on my phone and she stamped me for 60 days.
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Cody *********
I got here from the states a week ago.
The airlines (united and Turkish) didn't care that I only had a one way ticket.
But I was required to show the immigration officer proof of onward travel.
The airlines (united and Turkish) didn't care that I only had a one way ticket.
But I was required to show the immigration officer proof of onward travel.
Jan ******************
@Cody ********
What happened when you didn’t have one?Cody *********
@Jan *****************
i had onward travel already booked on a different airline. I showed the officer the booking on my phone.
Jan ******************
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Samantha ***********
Buy an onward ticket. Cheapest
Rob *********
Use one of the onward ticket services, or buy a super cheap ticket to a neighboring country. I paid more for changeable tickets for my family to Taiwan, but we are actually heading there eventually
Erick ********
No worries. You’ll be fine but at your initial check in they may ask for your next flight. Purchase a cheap flight to Cambodia that you can refund
Michael ********
No worries at all.. 6th trip.. if they hassle you buy a ticket on Priceline or Agoda that allows you to cancel within 24-36 hours.. done deal
Gary *********
No
Bruce ********
I have heard that those Onward Tickets websites who give you basically ‘fake’ tickets were illegal and not accepted by either airlines or at immigration. Anyone?
Yung ***********
@Bruce *******
are you thinking of moving to Thailand, friend? BC Instructor Vibes!Bruce ********
@Yung **********
: Hey there, are you on this group, too? Yes, moving end of January. Stoked to return after visiting 3x in past 15 months. Trying to teach BC there but hard to get permit to work.Yung ***********
@Bruce *******
June 2025 Bangkok! 😁Bruce ********
@Yung **********
: Feel free to reach out when you arrive!Reply to
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Bart **************
@Bruce *******
most that you'll find give out real tickets and then cancel them for you. It's something you could do yourself as well, this is basically just an outsourcing exercise. The tickets are real tickets that you 'rent'.There are also sites providing fake tickets. That's by the way also something you could do yourself.
Both should normally work, also the fake ticket. There's not much to fear from immigrations, and an airline will not start an in-depth investigation if you show them something that looks real. It would be different in for instance Indonesia, where immigrations checks regularly for proof of onward travel. You may not want to show an official something that's fake. Then a rented ticket would be better.
Drew *****
@Bruce *******
They are not fake. You are put into the system. They are rented. I’ve used them and been checked multiple times.Dca *****
@Bruce *******
Well, I have used to assist in obtaining U.S. Passports for very urgent/emergency situations (expedited same-day issuance) in order to obtain an appointment for entry to apply for Urgent, Expedited U.S. Passports at federal U.S. Passport Agencies (within the U.S., such as at Los Angeles, Miami, Atlanta, Houston, etc.) and the federal U.S. State Department Duty Officer that you must speak with over the telephone does look up the PNR (Booking Reference #) for those "dummy tickets" "onward travel tickets" as legitimate.... in addition, you can look up, on your own, those tickets/reservations directly on the respective airline's website....
Brandon ************
@Bruce *******
if it's a fake ticket then yes. But the real onward travel websites are giving you real tickets with real PNR that you can locate yourself on the airline website.Reply to
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Michael ********
I had issues with Delta flying from Norfolk recently, took a while showing them my visa and explaining i didnt need an onward ticket. She had to get a supervisor over to issue my boarding tickets.
Steve *******
We booked a $12 train ticket to Malaysia. Were were never asked for it. It’s a gamble not to have it though.
EDIT: Check with your airline to make sure they will accept a train ticket as proof. I’ve just been informed that not all do.
EDIT: Check with your airline to make sure they will accept a train ticket as proof. I’ve just been informed that not all do.
Ruth *******
@Steve ******
some airlines don’t accept train tickets. It makes no sense, but neither does needing an onward ticket within the 60 days when you can extend a stay in-country.Steve *******
@Ruth ******
if that’s the case it might be a good idea to check with the airline first. We have never been asked for proof, but better safe than sorry!Ruth *******
@Steve ******
yes. and, like others have said, I’d never trust what the rep on the phone says. I’d get it in writing or be prepared to have a ticket exiting.Reply to
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David ***********
@Steve ******
great idea. Have to remember that. Thanksจอนห์ *******
@Steve ******
awesome approach for a onward travel ticket ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Reply to
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David ***********
It appears the luck of the draw. Some people get asked, others do not. I understand there are sites that give a genuine resevation on the airlines site for a small fee.
Janelle *****
No problems just use fly onward ticket lol. I’m so shocked how many of these posts we get per day and nobody knows about these onward ticket rentals …
Luit *****************
@Janelle ****
and even less people know these onward ticket "rentals" are just tickets reserved on your name and cancelled afterwards, something you can also easily do yourself without paying anything.Ruth *******
@Luit ****************
most airlines flying into Thailand do not allow cancellations. However, some third parties do, but there are still fees. Some airlines recognize the “onward tickets” as bogus, so the latter may be a better option.Luit *****************
@Ruth ******
In the meantime I travelled with at least 5 different airlines to Thailand and they all allow cancellations, so I am curious which airlines do not allow cancellations, because it is quite normal to allow cancellation.If and how high the fee will be, depends on type of ticket.
The low budget airlines often do not accept cancellation unless you buy a special insurance.
But these airlines for regional flights are so dirt cheap it does not really matter.
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Ellen *************
@Luit ****************
yeah, you’re not exactly accurate there.I rent a ticket for 12 bucks, 20 bucks -whatever it is, because I don’t have time to read the policy of every airline and see who has a 24 hour cancellation policy and I definitely don’t mess around with third-party providers that promise there’s a 24 hour cancellation allowance because I just never use third-party providers, ever.
I don’t want to have to keep babysitting and rechecking. If I rent a ticket, it is a true/real ticket that is live for 24 or 48 hours whichever one you get, and then THEY cancel it. I never have to think about it again. That’s worth the very few dollars it costs, for me. 🤷🏻♀️ I’m a one and done type 😁
Luit *****************
What is not accurate at what I posted?
That you prefer to pay a fee for a service is OK, and I can perfectly understand you don't want to check the policy of airlines.
Just like you I certainly not prefer buying tickets from third party providers, even when they are often cheaper than the airline itself.
Time is also money.
I only told a lot of people don't know these services for onward tickets actually book your tickets and cancel them afterwards
That you prefer to pay a fee for a service is OK, and I can perfectly understand you don't want to check the policy of airlines.
Just like you I certainly not prefer buying tickets from third party providers, even when they are often cheaper than the airline itself.
Time is also money.
I only told a lot of people don't know these services for onward tickets actually book your tickets and cancel them afterwards
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Janelle *****
@Luit ****************
that’s not true. I’ve never booked a flight that allowed you to cancel it without paying an insane feeEva air for example charges $200
Luit *****************
@Janelle ****
then you choose the wrong type of ticket, all major airlines have tickets that can be changed or cancelled.And most tickets you buy at the airline online, can be cancelled free within 24 hours, even the non refundable.
I also did several times when applying for a visa.
Buy a ticket that can be cancelled, when decision about visa, just cancel and buy cheaper ticket in case visa approved.
Janelle *****
@Luit ****************
hmm yeah Ive honestly never seen that before and I’ve flown to maybe 40 countries by now . Only within the USA have I gotten refundable ticketsLuit *****************
@Janelle ****
You have to pay extra for refundable tickets, but when you plan to cancel them you get back that money.Janelle *****
@Luit ****************
immediately refunded or like wait 15 days kinda bs?Luit *****************
@Janelle ****
that depends on the airline, but I think that is not really important as long as the money comes back.Reply to
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Jo *******
You can but a ticket to Cambodia it's cheap
Pygo ********
@Jo ******
this is bit of a grey area, I have seen it said on many of these forums that the onward travel must be to a country that is not adjoining Thailand, but nothing is sure about the crazy immigration system here, even the officials and the immigration office will give different advice on different days...Reply to
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John *****
Funny I did the same thing 31 years ago and I am still here…legally 😊
Meg *******
We are Canadian that arrived on a one way ticket, never had any issues. No one asked us a thing
Meg *******
West Jet and Emirates this trip
Pierre *********
@Meg ******
which company?Chuck *********
@Meg ******
Same!Glyn ********
I have always been asked when flyin in from anywhere . Also it used to be de rigeur to be asked at immigration for your exit ticket . Maybe I look shifty and travels too much!
Ruth *******
@Glyn *******
funny. I actually just got a new passport and have been asked frequently. I was had been starting to wonder if it was because it looked like I was new and maybe looking to relocate. 🤣🤣🤣 I think they’re actually just cracking down more.Glyn ********
@Ruth ******
I'll need a new passport in 2028 but my current one is almost full with very little space.Reply to
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Meg *******
@Glyn *******
we travel a ton as well. Granted most times we have a ticket home, but we have still never been asked for anything. This leg we flew into London, then Dubai for a week, now here. The most questions at immigration we have ever been asked are when crossing the American border lol
Glyn ********
@Meg ******
on my last return to California Ibwas qyestioned at lenght by US immigration and quite rudely. Why have you been out of the country for 5 months? What do you do in Thailsnd? Why did you go yo Csmbodia and Vietnsm? Why do you still have a Green Card after 20 years? Why aren't you applying for US citizenship? Where did you stay when overseas ( I don't see how that is actually relevant). Who is at your home in California while you are away? It was bizarre.Glyn ********
@Meg ******
I have a UK passport and an American Green Card and split time between the UK,California and Thailand. Maybe it my lack of permanent locale but I am always asked.Jan ******************
@Meg ******
These are the formal requirements anyway and people get asked and sometimes denied boarding regarding this.Reply to
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Tim **********
No
Patrick ********
I'm in Thailand now I booked a single ticket nobody asked anything even doing an extension at immigration
Ronnie *********
Depends on the airline you are starting your journey with--the one who gives you your tickets and checks your baggage in. Call and ask them. I am an American and called American Airlines. They will check for an onward ticket---I was quoted their rules when I called them and asked.
ZamaNtungwä ***************
Just buy onward ticket online it cheap it valid for 24hrs if am not mistaken
Paul *******
if you need to you can buy a ticket online and cancel later
Brandon ************
That's between you and your airline. If you are going to have issues, 99.9% of the time it will be with them. And if they ask to see it, then you likely will not be allowed to board your flight until you show proof of onward travel within 60 days.
Bent *************
@Brandon ***********
You don’t need a return ticket. You only need a ticket out of Thailand within 60 days. The cheapest is a train ticket from Nong Khaki to Vientiane. Costs 120 baht!William ******
@Bent ************
correct, I do this every visit to TL. It is always accepted.Bart **************
@Bent ************
can you buy it online though?Brandon ************
@Bent ************
some airlines will only accept a plane ticket.Graham ******
@Brandon ***********
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Kevin *******
@Brandon ***********
it is law that you need a return ticket. They will want to see what’s in your bank account and they will make that decision. That’s what usually happens with me or I buy a $98 dummy ticket to an Asian border like Cambodia and if you decide to stay longer, you go every 60 days to immigration. Let them know that you’re still here.Daniel *****
@Kevin ******
How and where is it the law that you need a return ticket, you could be travelling overland into Cambodia or any other neighbouring country.Kevin *******
@Daniel ****
yeah that’s what I meant. They ask you when you’re leaving. They need to see a ticket of you leaving the country.Daniel *****
@Kevin ******
I've always bought a one way ticket and have never been questioned, at least 30 times.Ruth *******
@Daniel ****
just because you’ve never been asked doesn’t mean you or anyone else won’t be. I’ve been traveling frequently since 2017. Only in the last year have I been asked and I’ve now been asked three times, only once entering Thailand, but nonetheless…Daniel *****
@Ruth ******
Were you prevented entry though? Maybe if I tell my plans they will allow entry anyway, only one way to find out I guess, see how I go in Feb.Ruth *******
@Daniel ****
and you still won’t know. 🤦♀️. You’ll know that that one time you didn’t have a problem. That does not mean that you or anyone else never will.Daniel *****
@Ruth ******
True, I have a feeling it will be ok though, I've never overstayed and always have ample funds available to show if necessary. I suppose it's at the immigration officers discretion and if need be I could always book an airline ticket online then and there if they are insistent.Ruth *******
@Daniel ****
the issue is generally not at immigration. It’s at the airline. Also, theoretically, one needs to not just have funds “available”. One needs to have cash on-hand. However, that is only ever, yet very rarely, asked at immigration. The only people whom I’ve ever heard of being asked were people with other issues, like overstays. Onward tickets are a different matter.Daniel *****
@Ruth ******
Yet most airlines will happily sell you the one-way fare, makes no sense. Anyway I'll take my chances and report back if I have any probs, unlikely.Ruth *******
@Daniel ****
I’ve heard of some folks just buying a ticket when the ticket counter stops them, so as long as you leave yourself sufficient time, you should be fine. I’ve only had the gate check again when going to Vietnam. That was with Air Asia. I expect they encounter more problems than most since they’re local, but, boy, were they a nuisance.
I can’t speak for entering Thailand now because I’m on a non-O extension. The last time I entered as a tourist was in June, because my passport had been stolen. Hopefully, I won’t be entering as a tourist again for a long, long time. 🤞
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Kevin *******
This is just my experience
Kevin *******
But it is law have a return ticket in two years I’ve been back-and-forth about seven times
Kevin *******
When I have a one-way ticket, they check my bank account to see that I can take care of myself to see how much money it is in my account
Bobby *******
@Kevin ******
no one checks bank accounts what in the world are you talking aboutLynnette *******
@Kevin ******
not sure what you mean by go every 60 days to immigration to report you're still here. What sort of visa is that?Kevin *******
@Lynnette ******
they can just renew your visa for another 60 days as a tourist visaNongnuch ********
@Kevin ******
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Kevin *******
@Brandon ***********
I asked a Similar question and got conflicting responses. Do you think that same theory applies to a 90 day non-o retirement visa, with respect to the airline?Graham ******
@Kevin ******
No, a Non-O Visa is for longterm stays in Thailand, if asked for a return/onward flight and your Visa is not accepted ask to speak with the flight supervisorBrandon ************
@Kevin ******
a non-immigrant visa is for living in Thailand. There's no requirement for onward travel.Kevin *******
@Brandon ***********
Thx. Appreciate your feedback. Just FYI I called the airline and the agent I spoke to on the phone did say I would need an onward or return ticket regardless, but I don’t think they understood. I guess I’ll find out🤷Bobby *******
@Kevin ******
it also depends on the agent you are dealing with. So calling the airline is useless. Be ready to buy a fully refundable ticket on the spot or purchase one before and cancel after you arrive in Thailand for a full refundBart **************
@Kevin ******
although I don't agree that calling may yield wrong answers so regularly that it isn't worth the effort, it does appear that you've gotten a wrong answer here. With non-O, proof of onward travel is not required.Nongnuch ********
@Kevin ******
never trust with anything they tell you on the phone. Always send an email, as you can print the reply and show it to the check-in staff in case they have another opinion. And NO, on a 90-days Non-Imm-O visa, you don't need an onward travel proof. This visa is intended to get issued a longstay. If check-in asks you for an onward travel proof, ask them to call their supervisorReply to
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