Will the Thai embassy in Canada have concerns about my return flight being 87 days after my entry while applying for a 60-day visa?

This is what you will need to extend your SETV at any immigration office

I've been coming to Thailand on a SETV for the last 4 year's and extended each visa for 30 days.

I come for 89 days

And I've never had to show my flight ticket at the Thai embassy in london

But I've always had it with me.

Your have no problems.

Doug Etherington I'm also Canadian, u won't have any problem... even without return ticket I did it several time.

Personally, I think it's highly unlikely that your own embassy will have an issue with your return flight being 87 days. You may have a issue with the Airline company. But, again unlikely as you have a visa, as opposed to getting a visa exempt on arrival; only once have I been asked to show a onwards flight by a airline. First I was asked if I had a visa, which i didnt, and then i was asked for a onwards flight. The flight I had was approx 90 days and they were fine with this. I was told that its the airlines responsibility to return you to your own country if you're refused entry - not sure how true this is. Only some of the airlines have a policy to ask for onwards flights. I was flying with Emirates. Regardless, I would suggest, as you've already bought the ticket for 87 days to try with that, if either the airline or the embassy ask for something within the 60 day period, then buy the cheapest coach ticket or plane journey out of Thailand. You can buy a coach ticket from Bangkok to Cambodia for approx 30 Canadian dollars - others may know of cheaper options - and just discard as soon as you're finished with either process. Good luck!

Is it the reading? "return flight is 87 days after my entry." Why would the Airline or Thai Immigration making any problem of being without flight out of Thailand? 35 million tourist arrive yearly in Thailand the chance that you got questioned about proof of funds, accommodation and onward travel by Thai Immigration are very small. Unless you live in Thailand and using Tourist Visa and Visa Exempt entries for a longer period of time. Next to this the airline only ask people who show up with a ONE way ticket to Thailand and without Visa. He has both.

you have a flight booked out of thailand . So you are OK .. The embassy will grant ur TV for sure. But only issues are with airline or thai imiagration without showing flight out of thailand that is all :)

The airline might not let you board your flight...

The canadian embassy wont even question or worry a bit. dont worry. Its only the immigration when entering into thailand. :)

Almost every Thai Embassy and Consulate have on their website that you can extend your stay. So I would not worry about it.

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