Will I have a problem with my airline about my return ticket after a 60-day tourist visa in Thailand?

Ok, I am new to the party here.

1. You are planning to get an ED visa? If not, then,

2. I guess you will "Study" on a tourist visa, which would be illegal to do. But in any case,

3. Your airline may very well ask for proof of onward travel, which would need to be within the 60 days. Thai immigration may ask as well, but less likely. Those saying they have never been asked, have just never been asked. Plenty of other people get asked. They are actually asking more frequently these days. Just book a changeable flight before hand. I have actually received money back on a couple occasions when I changed dates.

depends on your airline and the gate agent

I have been going from the USA to Thailand for 20 years and have never been asked for an onward ticket

Buy some bus ticket from Thailand for 30$ and that’s it

Can you not just just study in a school and get an Ed Visa? Might save some hassle.

As u cant change ticket now, you can take risk at immigration if they ask return ticket, u will be in trouble, instead you can buy cheaper ticket to Manila or Kualampur which costs less than $100.00, u can show this ticket, it will work

If you got a multiple entry visa, no one will ask you about onward travel.

ask Eva Air

You are required to have a ticket inside the period which you have been allowed to stay in Thailand,

60 day visa = onward ticket within 60 days.

How do you study Thai if not in a school?

Here is my experience. SFO to BKK. With Eva airline. I went online and applied for a 60 day visa from the Thai embassy in Los Angeles. It takes about 20 days so don't apply at the minute. My ticket April 27th return September 19th. Eva is not going to ask about a visa to Thailand as a US citizen you get one on arrival. When going through immigration at BKK they never asked about a return ticket. After 60 days I paid for a 30 day visa extension for 1900 BHT. Now I needed to leave Thailand when that expired. I booked a round trip flight to ho chi Minh city. When leaving Vietnam at the check in counter they want to see a bought ticket leaving Thailand. I pulled it up on my phone and showed my Eva flight leaving the 19th of September. I believe they would have not let me board the flight back to Thailand without a ticket showing me leaving Thailand in the future. At immigration in BKK the officer did ask me when I was leaving Thailand. When I told him September 19th he asked how I was going to do that on a 30 day visa when the 19th is 60 days away. I explained that I would get a visa extension. He shook his head and stamped my passport.

Tourist visas are only eligible for one 30-day extension. You will not be able to extend your stay up until 6 months.

Your airline may require you to show proof that you will be leaving Thailand within 60 days (this is how long you'll be stamped in for if you arrive on a tourist visa). You need to check with them.

If this is their policy they can and will deny letting you board your flight until you can show them this proof. There have been many reports of people scrambling to purchase a flight out of Thailand while standing in line for check-in because they have been denied boarding.

Call your airline and ask them their policy for a tourist visa to Thailand.

If it's require or if you'd like peace of mind, you can google "Onward Travel Ticket" and purchase a fully valid plane ticket out of Thailand to use for proof of leaving. The agency you purchase this ticket from will cancel it at a later date based on the options you purchase.

How will you get the visa with that flight