@Richard *****

if they (who is they) find out will you get deported?

I don’t think so because if one goes then everyone involved is in doghouse

This can’t possibly be a secret,everyone is aware from bottom to top

@Nigel ******

ok thanks

@Shaun *********

enjoy your break

Never in a million years would I take a wife or girlfriend back to rip off uk

@Nigel ******

does the operating airline understand this? Because normally they will not let you board unless you’ve got a return flight or onward travel,I may be wrong.

@Nongnuch *******

I am luckily the holder of an Irish passport and I’ve been told that they still do the service

@Nongnuch *******

very good info,might I add though that if you can get your embassy to certify your pension you don’t need to park as you say the 800 k in a Thai bank account,is this true or not ?

Had no problem with this,

4 times last year but no extensions

Everybody’s got their own opinion on this but no hard and fast rules, I am retiring to Thailand later on in the year but this year and last year I have been in and out on a 60 day five times and never once had any questions asked

@Ben ********

i’ve been to Thailand several times in fact more than several times with Thai air and Eva and I’ve always been led to believe through my experience that you’ve got to have onward travel in your destination country or a return ticket within the validity of your Visa whether it’s an exempt or whatever, and they don’t take into consideration any extensions that you might get, think this is a legal requirement before they let you board

Put it this way if a Thai national was flying to the UK on the one-way ticket with a tourist visa how would that work out at the check in desk?