I believe that most airlines will only let you change your return ticket free of charge once if you fly in on 60 day Visa exempt, then extend 30 days.Then do a border bounce.You would have to change your return flight twice

How do people handle this

Hello everyone....when you apply for a metv, do you have to take the flight with a return within 60 days or can I take it with a return within 6 months (approximately)? This point is not clear to me....From what I understood, speaking to the agency, I can make a reservation in order to obtain the visa but this is still not clear to me....And in any case if I'm not mistaken, I will have to take an open ticket to change the return and this will lead to additional costs each time to postpone the return and change it.... If someone can advise me, especially the cheapest solution, I would be really grateful....have a good day.....

H guys, im planing on visiting my family in july. I was thinking of getting a one way ticket staying for a couple of weeks and then return back to uk. Will i be able to do this as this my cheapest option. Cheers

Good morning. Coming in from the UK on the 45 day waiver and heading into Laos for a few weeks then back to Thailand for the remainder. 3 months in total. Have return tickets to UK but for February, is this OK for entry at immigration? Thanks in advance. 😎

Hi guys

I will be applying for a 60 day tourist visa,when I upload all my documents they are asking for a copy of flight confirmation,my question is ,will it be ok to book a one way flight or do I have to show a return.

Many thanks

Got stopped last night at Don Muang Airport. I have several 30 day exempt stamps that I have extended in my passport. Every time we flew out for a week or so to do some travelling. This specific immigration officer was giving quite a few people a hard time by asking loads of questions as our queue moved very slowly compared to the other 2 counters. He flicked through my passport and saw my stamps and asked me for a return ticket to my home country, normally its just an onward ticket. Didn't have a ticket to my home country and he called another immigration officer who took me to a booth on the right just before you go down the stairs. The lady scanned my passport and looked on the computer and told me that I have been here for +- a year and she needs to see a return ticket to my home country. Told her I don't have one but I can buy one right now which lighted the situation. Quickly went on Skyscanner and bought a ticket to my home country (I'm anyway going home in 7 weeks) and showed her the ticket on my phone which is in 7 weeks so I will need another extension which wasn't a problem at all. She made some notes and wrote down my new flight number and stamped me in. Didn't ask for 20k or proof of address (I did have both).