You can enter with the 45 day visa exempt stamp. Which can be extended for a further 30 days at an immigration office.

You won’t need it at Thailand immigration. You’ll more then likely need it when boarding the plane at your place or origin. That’s where the majority of people get asked about leaving Thailand within the 30-45 days.

Contact Duke Language School.

If you’re asking about the immigration office, no it’s not open on the weekends or holidays.

@Todd ********

I would assume they are talking about leaving Canada to come to Thailand. Good for you. You’re one of the very few.

As a Canadian myself, I’ve been asked every single time about an onward ticket. The only time I wasn’t asked was when I had a visa purchased before I left Canada. I have always bought a cheap ticket to Vietnam. Sometimes I’ve used it, other times I didn’t. It’s not worth the hassle at check in.

I’m a huge fan of the way this group is run. Straight to the point answers. Always correct information given. Thanks to all the moderators in this group.

@James *******

yes I seen that reply. I was almost certain I seen a post before, somewhere, where a Canadian tried this method and was unsuccessful doing so. I will contact the Embassy of Canada to find out for sure.

I want to thank the both of you for all your useful information. You’ve opened my eyes to a few options I wasn’t aware of. I appreciate the help.

@James *******

I’m not of retirement age as of yet, though I am “retired”. I’m only 46.

@Ellie ******

l’m pretty sure I seen a post somewhere about a Canadian trying to do that and they were unsuccessful doing so. I could be wrong though. I will look into it though Ellie. Thanks for that information.