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Can I apply for a Thai Pass with a 60-day return ticket and a visa on arrival for 30 days?

March 21, 2022

3 years ago

Brendan ********

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Wondered if I bought a 60 day return ticket and applied for Thai pass under ‘visa on arrival’ which is 30 days renewable. Would it be declined? Would I need to have a two month insurance booked?

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7 years ago

Can I book a return flight for 90 days with a TR visa or do I have to book for 60 days?

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4 years ago

Can I book a return ticket for 60 days when entering Thailand under the visa exemption rule?

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7 years ago

Should my onward travel for a Thai Tourist Visa be within 60 or 90 days?

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7 years ago

Do I need a bus ticket for my 60-day tourist visa in Thailand if I have a return flight for 90 days?

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8 months ago

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a year ago

Can I show an outbound plane ticket within 60 days for the new visa exemption in Thailand?

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2 months ago

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3 years ago

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8 months ago

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2 years ago

Should I purchase a 60-day outbound flight for my Thai Visa application or a 30-day ticket and change it later?

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3 years ago

Will a 60-day tourist visa application be approved with an 82-day flight ticket?

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a year ago

What type of return ticket should I buy for a 30-day Visa-exempt stay in Phuket?

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3 years ago

Do I need to book onward travel for a 60-day tourist visa if I plan to extend my stay in Thailand?

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2 years ago

Will the Thai Embassy in London accept a bus ticket as proof of onward travel for my 60+30 visa application?

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8 months ago

Can I get a 90-day return ticket with a 60-day tourist visa in Thailand?

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2 years ago

Can I book an onward ticket for 60 days later when flying into Bangkok, or do I need it for within 30 days?

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2 years ago

How can I book a round trip flight while planning to extend my stay in Thailand from 60 to 90 days?

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6 years ago

What is the correct return ticket duration for applying for a TR visa in Thailand with a 30-day extension?

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2 years ago

Can I enter Thailand on a 60-day tourist visa if my return ticket is 90 days after arrival?

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3 years ago

How can I obtain a 60-day tourist visa for Thailand and extend it without losing my outbound ticket?

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a year ago

Do I need a return ticket for my 90-day tourist visa in Thailand?

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4 years ago

Is it acceptable to have a return ticket that reflects a 45-day stay if entering Thailand on a visa exemption and planning an extension?

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3 years ago

Can I book a return ticket for 90 days in Thailand if I apply for a 60-day tourist visa and plan to extend it for 30 days?

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a year ago

Can I Show a 60-Day Return Ticket When Planning to Extend My 30-Day Visa on Arrival in Thailand?

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5 years ago

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