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What are the steps for renewing a retirement visa and can I buy a one-way ticket to Thailand?
Jan 10, 2019
6 years ago
Addison *****************
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I received my retirement visa when I was in Jomtien this summer. I left Thailand in October, and the date stamped on my visa is Nov 2018. I want to come back the end of this month and stay from 3 to 6 months, not sure yet. I have 2 questions:

1. What will I need to do to renew my retirement visa? Since I have been gone 4 months, is there anything special I need to do or pay to allow a long term visit?

2. Can I purchase a one-way ticket to BKK from the states, since I am not sure how long I plan to stay?
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Has anyone used the one way flight service from onewayfly.com?
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3 years ago
Will a one-way ticket to Thailand cause issues upon arrival?
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a year ago
Do I need an onward ticket when checking in for a one-way Qatar Airways flight to Bangkok?
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6 months ago
Can you use the Onward Ticket website to secure an onward flight for a non-immigrant O visa application in Thailand?
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a month ago
Is it possible to board a flight to Thailand with a one-way ticket while waiting for my LTR Visa approval?
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6 months ago
Will I be denied boarding in Europe or immigration in Thailand with a one-way ticket and onward travel to Cambodia or Laos?
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5 years ago
Can I buy a one-way ticket to Thailand with a non O-A multi visa?
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7 years ago
Can I show a train ticket out of Thailand instead of a flight as proof of onward travel?
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a year ago
Can I travel to Thailand with a one-way ticket for a family visit?
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5 months ago
Will my one-way ticket to Thailand with a METV cause issues during immigration or with the airline?
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5 years ago
Is it possible to enter Thailand on a 30-day visa exemption with a one-way ticket?
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a year ago
Is it okay to enter Thailand with a one-way ticket?
60 comments
2 years ago
Is it possible to enter Thailand with a one-way flight ticket?
61 comments
2 years ago
Is a one-way ticket sufficient for traveling back to Thailand?
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6 years ago
Do I need an onward flight ticket to enter Thailand with a one-way ticket?
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3 years ago
Can I book a one-way flight to Thailand or do I need a return flight?
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7 years ago
Is it advisable to travel to Thailand on a one-way ticket with a multi-entry visa?
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2 years ago
Can I book a one-way flight ticket for a student visa to Thailand, or do I need a return ticket?
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6 months ago
Do I need a return ticket or is a one-way ticket sufficient for Test and Go in Thailand?
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3 years ago
Will traveling to Thailand on a single ticket cause issues with immigration?
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5 years ago
How important is it to have a two-way ticket when traveling to Thailand?
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2 years ago
Can I buy one way tickets to Thailand for my stay of different durations?
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2 months ago
Do you need a return ticket to enter Thailand or can you show onward travel instead?
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3 years ago
Do I need an onward ticket when entering Thailand on a 60-day tourist visa with plans for a 1-year visa?
39 comments
2 years ago
Will I have any issues entering Thailand with a one-way ticket if I plan to travel to Cambodia afterward?
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2 months ago
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