Hello all, are confirmed flight tickets required to apply? and do they ask for a return flight ticket as well? or would an Itinerary suffice?

Home country airline and immigration ask for return ticket and hotel booking on non-immigrant visa? Thanks

Does anyone know if travelers staying about 10 days need anything besides a passport? Thanks.

What if I already bought a return ticket, and it's non-refundable? I plan to stay in Thailand for 60 days, which is why I bought a ticket for my 60th day in Thailand. However, I only have a 30-day free visa. My plan is to extend my stay for another 30 days at Thai immigration.

Does anyone have any good advice or suggestions.

What is the best solution?

I am going to Thailand for 3 months. Should I have a return ticket anyway??? I think if I like to stay more or less than 3 months. It's my responsibility to have someone give me directions.

So I hope this is not too dumb a question. I just want to make sure I’m doing everything right

I’m a uk passport holder and plan to fly to Thailand for 28 days in January .

From what I read I’m covered by the visa exemption. Does this mean I can just get on a plane and enjoy my holiday without any paperwork. ( other than carrying my uk passport which has 5 yrs to run)

Please do advise thanks

Hi, I'm looking into getting a multi entry tourist visa this year. The Thai Consulate in America is saying I need to have a return ticket and proof of accommodation. Is this only for the first time leaving? If I plan to stay for 6 months can I give them a flight out 7 days after I arrive to Cambodia, and 7 days of accommodations? Then come back? Will they ask where I am staying when I re-enter Thailand? Also the LA consulate does not mention proof of accommodations in their requirements, but I click on a link and get to the Washington DC consulate and they mention proof of accommodation. The problem is I don't know where I am staying beyond the first 5 or so days.

Hey everyone, when I enter Thailand on visa exemption, I do need a return ticket within 30 days, right? Will a bus ticket to a neighbor country sufficient? Or do I need to have an air ticket which I gonna cancel most probably anyway as my exemption will be transferred into a non B within the first month (work starts and all is prepared) . Helpful advise on the topic would be great. Thank you

Hello everyone. My wife and I are about to start our retirement travel. The first destination is Thailand and then on to other countries. Question: can we enter the country without a return ticket back to Australia?

Happy new year. Travelling from UK on 6 month multi entry visa. Would me and my family still need a return ticket or proof of onward travel?

As we're not sure from where we'll be flying home.

Many thanks....