This is correct. The need for a return flight within 60 days is very much required. It could be asked for at the airport check in or upon arrival into Thailand. So it really is best to have one....even if a waver can be signed to not have one.....although I admit that I never have a flight when I get a tourist visa and it has never been an issue....you never know if the immigration person you have at the desk is having a bad day or not....it clearly says for a tourist visa....accom details, onwards flight and cash in hand CAN all be asked for...for arrival into Thailand. The signed waver would not get anyone through the gate...

Most consulates allow the waver or a statement to be signed which is handy :)

Perth Thai consulate. Visa requirements.

Yes Dianne. So you signed a statement of a waver. That was because a return flight is required for a tourist visa so you signed a waver to acknowledge that you would be responsible for the cost of flying your son home should you be denied entry into Thailand.

Actually Dianne. They are now asking for flight details in and out or a reason for a one way flight and accommodation details now. The requirements are now more detailed :(

Read on another page.....Once you sign a lease you are considered as the Housemaster or Possessor....so it is reasonable for you to lodge the TM30 and not the owner. Makes sense to me...Not sure where it all stands legally if there was a fine issued to a tenant and disputed.....

OK. Sounds good. Will talk to the Landlord. Thanks Tod.

I never worked out the online reporting thing.

Now that we can agree on. Why would you. Great place :)

Jeremy I wish you a wonderfull future full of 30 day exemption stamps and 30 day extensions. Many blessings my friend.