@Nongnuch *******

so the embassy know the airline ticketing rules. Don't make me laugh.

@Nongnuch *******

and another thing, how can they ignore a rule that doesn't exist for many nationalities. 😂😂

@Nongnuch *******

wrong .... Credit cards are acceptable. It's in the rules although I've only checked 4 nationalities with no transit and all departing in their nations capital. 😂😂

It's you generalizing the rules and so giving broadly false information. There's no rule ever as far as I'm aware it should be within the period of the initial entry. NEVER seen that rule for any county in the 5000 or so ( I'm guessing) checks I've done for travellers. 🤷

@Nongnuch *******

the rules are the rules. you don;t even know how to check what they are, do you. Every destination country, transit country and nationality of traveler has different rules. some destinations do not require an onward ticket for some nationalities. So yes subject to the rules I CAN GUARANTEE IT !!!! I've travelled to over 50 countries in the last 7 years and 98 in the last 20. Some multiple times. I help travelers all over the globe every day. You do not know what you are talking about.

Bank at home? That address on your account is your permanent address in my considerable experience of visa applications......at least if you don't actually have a permanent address, as I haven't.

@Thaimer *****

I know that. However the op is applying for the visa and technically Thailand doesn't have that exemption in it's rules in any case. A visa does not mean the airline can ignore the rules and so could still reject you....it's highly unlikely though but they could. The rules are the rules and it's the airline who gets fined not you....

no you don't.....presuming British. Italy is different.

@Jim *******

if you are going to extend then yes in theory you need a return. if that's what you mean. but why would you tell the check in staff that....LOL

by the way if i select one way.....there is no requirement stated