Joseph

I've already entered Thailand for 30 days without onward transport and fortunately this was not a problem.

As I am applying for a visa from the embassy I am aware there will be more scrutiny of documents etc which I am happy to supply.

However my only query is that many people obviously get the 60 visas, then get extensions whilst in the country so unless they change their onward travel arrangements once there, they must have been issued the 60 days without onward travel

Obviously realize that they may be clamping down for the above issues. Just thought I would see what the general consensus is before having to book transport

I know I will not be using.

Thanks for the info

I am making travel plans out of Thailand.

I am in Malaysia

I believe you would have to do a visa run and leave the country.

Not sure if you'd be able to apply for a fresh 60 days but you can leave and reenter for an extra 30 days (think is twice by land enter and unlimited by air)

Is there another embassy within Malaysia you are aware of that I may be able to get one without the onward travel

I'm currently in Malaysia and wanting to get the visa from here before entering Thailand

I'm from the U.K (forgot to mention that bit).

Is there anyway to apply for the 60days and get around the onward transport?

I know a lot of people do visa runs to renter Thailand etc and I presume they all don't have onward transport.

Just a bit of a pain as we aren't sure of dates yet as most of our travelling as been ad hoc so far

I wouldn't worry too much about onward trNsport, it would only be the airline you are travelling with that ask and worse saw scenario you book a super cheap flight out to one of the neighboring countries. This can be as little as £20 and I know the onward travel companies charge that much for their tickets so you are more likely to save doing it last minute than preparing for something that rarely happens

The tickets I believe aren't fake, you buy the ticket from

The company but they then cancel it.

So for a certain period of time it is a legitimate purchase

In terms of onward travel it is a requirement but it's hit and miss if anyone asks you for it.

I have travelled by air to 6 countries now in Asia and I haven't once been asked for proof of onward travel, even from departing the U.K.

However I know some people who have been asked by the airlines once at the airport.

Personally I arrive early at check in so if I am asked for onward transport I have enough time to book onward transport,

As of yet it has not been necessary

If you only wanted 30 days so you would not have to visit the embassy , just leave the country and re enter for a new 30 day stamp.

For the 60 day visa the embassy has to approve these, or for the 30 day extension (whilst in Thailand), and there is a fee for both of these but not the initial 30 days