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No, Non O visa’s are exempt from onward ticket requirements.
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Probably best to consider going to a nearby country and apply for a Non O retirement visa with your bank back home.
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@Tom ******
I also thought they would use the ‘Extension Denied’ stamp and give you the standard seven days to leave the country, but it turns out they’re issuing a sort of mini-extension instead: a regular 30-day stamp that they simply cross out and replace with ‘7 days’ written by hand. Either way—you still only have seven days, and y ou must leave the country within that time.😉
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@Gregg ******
We’ll just have to wait until Monday. No one knows anything 100% for sure yet. The people who provided this information are well-informed, though. However, I hope you’re the one who’s right.
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@Paul *******
Let’s wait and see until Monday, but the information regarding the situation at Lak Si yesterday was posted by one of the moderators on this page earlier today.
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@Paul *******
Check feedback from people who did their extension at Lak Si in Bangkok yesterday. Those who had already done an extension earlier this year were given only 7 days, meaning they were stamped in for 30 days which was then crossed out, and ‘7 days’ was written in pen. (So not the usual ‘7-day extension denied’ stamp.)
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@Dylan-Jye **********
So you know this already. What has now emerged is that visa-exempt entries are limited to two per calendar year, regardless of whether you enter by land or by air, and that only visa-exempt entries received at an airport allow for an extension, 30 days for the first and then 7 days for the second.
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@Stephen ****************
... and people only get 7 days on their second entry.
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As things look now, you should be prepared to apply for a visa before you travel, since visa-exempt entries appear to be limited to two per year.
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Unfortunately, with a Honduran passport she is not eligible for visa-exemption or visa-on-arrival. She will be denied entry and sent back from the airport in Bangkok, and she will likely not even be allowed to board a flight from India to Thailand without a visa.