Google onward ticket. There are several listed. Choosing the Cheapest may not be the best. You can get 14 day tickets for a bit more money. If buying your ticket a bit in advance or if flying the same airline, you might be wise to get the 14 day ticket since you won’t know which airline you will be given a ticket for till after you have paid for it.

Bangkok Air has flights to Phnom Penh listed for December. Not sure the date flights will begin. I think they fly three days a week.

@Salvador ******************

I think you will be safer to have an exit ticket booked within 30 days that you can cancel or change to a later date. That is what I plan to do when I fly. Some airlines are offering free flight date changes.

@Salvador ******************

I think your exit ticket must be within 30 days of arrival if you are arriving on Visa Exempt 30-day stamp. I think the airline you board to go to Thailand will ask to see an onward ticket within the 30 days of your visa exempt stay. I have heard of people not being allowed to board their flight without an onward ticket.

I think if you look at the US embassy site for the country you are currently in, you will get information on how to apply for the FBI criminal background check. It should direct you to where you can get finger printed by an agency that the FBI accepts.

If you do need the criminal background check, look at the US embassy site (I am assuming you are a US citizen from a previous comment) in the country you are in. There are few options for getting your finger prints taken that are acceptable and it will list where to get them done. You need to mail them in but you can get the results online and print them out.

Does anyone know if the criminal background check is needed if one applies for a Non O visa for retirement in Thailand? I thought I saw someone comment on a previous post that it was not required.

@Tod ********

thanks.

@Colin ******

US dollars.

I have a policy with Pacific Cross with the same coverage, plus $100,000 Covid cover. It costs me about $300 a month. I am 71.