Stuart Chiverton not at jomtien they have quoted 3 months mostly but also heard one guy was told 4 months.

@Russell **********

not at jomtien I know a guy that was told by immigration there it's 4 months. I also know a guy that was told 3 months.

@Larry ************

which immigration and how long did they say the money needs to be in the bank for, also how many months bank statements did they request from you ?

If you are doing it yourself immigration won't allow it as they will say either 3 or 4 months and require 12 months statements. Every immigration is different and so is every immigration officer depending on what they had for lunch. Be interesting to see how you got on and at what immigration centre. First one generally takes 3 weeks so you might even need to extend before you apply if your at the end of your 2 months visa. Let us know.

Richard Steven nope - love it - Philippines Thailand Vietnam Cambodia all of them

Alan Rothwell Oddly enough qatar are the only ones to ask me for a return ticket in decades of travel and i said no i dont need one as im unsure when i will leave. They listened and allowed me to travel. I travelled with qatar 3 times a year for several years once i discovered they were the best airline and worth the extra. And in all them journeys i was asked once only.

Richard Steven So many people saying you need an onward ticket, done it for decades one way only and never had a problem. I think people are confused with other countries in the region like the philippines which for my passport requires a return ticket.

Dont change anything, complete your TDAC and ignore the return flight option, you can simply skip it, it doesnt have a red * next to it so you can leave it blank, ive literally just done it. At check in if theres any problems you wont get your boarding pass and will be asked for a return flight, at that point you can give them your return flight details to see if that works or you can book a quick cheap refundable onward ticket within the 60 days. Im 98% sure this wont happen but some airlines apply different rules, albeit incorrectly.

Robert Merrell A return ticket is not 'clearly the rule,' when will people learn!! Theres 193 countries in the world, every single passport is different, they dont have a one rule for all. I have travelled to thailand and philippines for decades on my uk passport. Philippines for my passport requires an onward ticket, thailand for my passport does not. I know many people who travel to Thailand on a one way ticket as well, again they have done it for years. I dont have a clue about any other passports as they are all different, but very likely the same rules apply, only people with those passports would know.

I have experienced some airlines applying the rules incorrectly as well, in one case they refused my check in and in that case i had no choice to get a quick throw away ticket. But thats once in close to 20 years of travel to the land of smiles.

Not read the comments but first one is in person after that it's online and quite easy. Response and new 90 days in 24 hours. If you get denied and told to report in person and it's not your first check the details you likely messed up. And no you don't need anything like you asked.