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....

Hi!

Myself, my partner and our 2 year old will be travelling to Krabi in Feb 2024. We want to stay for 1 year and train Muay Thai but we will look at learning Thai at a certified school so we can get ED Visa.

We are from Australia and I’m just wanting advice should I book a return ticket or onward ticket to show the airline? Should we apply for ED visa before we go? Or should we just apply when we get to Thailand within the 30 days?

Any advice is greatly appreciated