Hi guys I have my 3month retirement visa from Thai embassy in London. I will arrive in Thailand on 2 June this year. I have a one way ticket Norwich Amsterdam Bangkok . I spoke to KLM and asked them if I need a return ticket, there answer was speak to the Thai embassy it’s nothing to do with us . I asked will I be denied boarding if I only have a one way ticket, again she said speak to the Thai embassy. So guys I am asking you, what’s your thoughts. Thanks in advance

If I'm going to Laos, especially if it's to apply for a DTV visa, can I just go by bus? To get a visa on entry, they say one needs to have a return ticket already booked, and the same goes for the Thai embassy in Laos when applying for DTV.

My question: can this return ticket simply be a return bus ticket? Or does it necessarily have to be a plane ticket? And if so, please explain why. I need answers from people who have a clear answer from someone who knows, not someone who's just guessing and think they know.

Thanks!

Hello there 😊.

I am flying back to Bangkok tomorrow. Do I need to show a return ticket if the airline asks for it? I already have my e-boarding pass, so I shouldn’t have to interact with them, but I just wanted to be sure.

Thanks!

I had my DTV approved from Laos Vientiane Embassy under workation category. If you are going to apply yours at the same place and have any questions, I'm happy to help out 😊

Hello,

Do I need return ticket to board the flight to Cambodia (phnom penh)?

As I was planning to fly from Thailand to apply DTV, and I might probably use the border land travel route to go back in to the Thailand for new experiences.

Wondering anybody know

Applied in person at Dubai Consulate. Needed some slight rewording on the letter from my company. They told me what it needed to say, resubmitted yesterday and pick up passport tomorrow.

I'm applying for a 60 day tourist visa from the US. I'm buying a round trip ticket with a return date 71 days from the date I depart. I plan to extend before my 60 days are up. Will that be an issue when I arrive in Thailand going through immigration at the airport, because my departure is beyond 60 days?

I am an Indian, currently residing in US, and planning to visit Thailand in April. I know Indians have a 30-day visa exemption currently. I want to know can that be extended? If I want to be there for 37 days, what should I do? Request immigration officer?

Also, I will be staying in a monastery for 30 days. Do I need to book return ticket in advance of 30 days from the date of arrival in Thailand? Also, do I need to show the immigration officer anything about my stay?

Your advice is greatly appreciated 🙏

Received approval today for my 60 day Single entry TV, even though I put 89 days which my return flights are for.

I will still buy a cheap exit ticket from Thailand before the 60 days expire, just in case there are any questions at the UK departure.

But at least I will save a few hundred pounds from changing the ticket dates from 59 to 89 days, as I found to my cost last year.

Hi guys, question might sound silly but I have a good reason.

I only plan on staying in Thailand for one week, and I am eligible for visa exemption too.

If I get a 60day tourist visa (I have my reasons) will do IO ask to see return ticket? And if they do, then I show return ticket for one week after arrival will it cause any problems? (ie you're eligible for visa exemption, why do you want to enter on 60day tourisr visa?)

Again, I know it sounds silly, but I need that visa for a reason.

Any input would be much appreciated