I doubt there is a problem. And just flying there and worst case applying again: is most likely cheaper than just applying again.

Very worst case: you get a 2 month arrivied stamp and have 2 month time to think how to sort it out.

Get a standard banking app. As far as I know: you can register an credit card with it (no need for a bank account). - no idea how much that would cost, but a 3% fee is absurd expensive.

3% from 1000 is 30 ... just saying.

Lolz, and I thought you mean a Catamaran ....

@Brian ********

Yes, and then you show the visa. Sorry, no idea what you want to argue about.

The only visa where an onward ticket is required is a single entry tourist visa. Which at the moment no one is handing out, as most countries fall into visa exempt and you get a 2month free stamp.

So, if "what ever airline you are using" is asking for an onward ticket, when you actually have "a real visa", they are in mistake. And it should be simple to point that out at the airport.

@Brian ********

And with a DTV you do not need s proof of onward travel, not for the airline and not for immigration. Same for any other VALID VISA.

@James *******

Why? it is a VISA. A real ViSA - not a visa exempt entry stamp. No one is asking for a return or onward ticket. At least not for a valid reason.

@Jeremy ****

A DTV visa does allow it and is a proper visa. There are no unproper visa, unless you count the ones via agents which f ake your requirements as fulfilled.

@Andi **********

Yes, but that is not a Thai rule. It is a made up rule of that embassy/consulate.

@Andi **********

I think he said: he has to proof that he was in Thailand before for 6month.

But paying 6month upfront, is no requirement either.

@Andi **********

There is nothing "strict" about asking extra stuff that is not required by the rules. E.g. having been in Thailand before for 180 days and proof of that.

Makes no sense.