But Immigration rules are separated with stupid airlines' policies. You need to deal directly with the airlines if they refuse you to board or make new "rules" out of the blue. I have flown to Thailand with Air Premia, Air Asia, Thai Airways, T'Way. Never been asked about return tickets. The only weird time was once when the airline clerck was obssesed with asking me when would I return to my country (the origin country). I told her: whenever I want, that's not your busines haha. (She was not asking when was I leaving Thailand, rather when will I go back to my country. Said so, I can go anytime I want hahahaha, or even never again. Who cares?).

@Jay ******

No, we dont. I always travel on one-way tickets. Been doing it for the past 15 months. I'm going again next week. No problem at all.

@Toni ******

you would be surprised. Some airlines' staff don't even know that my passport is from a 'real' country hahaha 🤣 I've seen it all

@Andrew *******

and? There's no requirement for DTV holders to have return tickets.

@Jeremy *******

it depends on the Embassy, some embassies require a 6 months course at least, some others don't care about its length.

If you're not paying for any courses, then you can't choose the sort power category.

The TDAC is mandatory for any non Thailand passport holder, upon EACH AND EVERY entry into the kingdom. Visa type (or absence of) makes no difference.

@Nongnuch *******

Call it as you wish. For me, what you describe is called "rules".

@Nongnuch *******

there are new rules for visa exemption entries and extensions. It's been published all over Immigration official channels (such as Facebook, etc.)

@Nicolas **********

then you're not a tourist and need a proper visa to live there.