@Lynnette ******

you have the patience of a saint

@Benny **********

no

All airlines are required by the Thai government to check for an onward ticket. However, it depends on the airline agent you get. Unless you have an onward ticket on your itinerary, most agents do check, some don't. People will say they've never been asked. Great. Does that help you?

What I do is arrive 15 minutes earlier than normal to check-in. If the agent asks for an onward ticket, I immediately go to and order a ticket. The agents know what I'm doing but they don't care. It just satisfies their requirement. The website advertises they will issue a ticket within 60 seconds. It costs about $15US. There are a few websites that provide this service.

The tickets are automatically cancelled after 48 hours or so. By then, I'm at my final destination.

@Jeffrey *********

It depends on which passport you hold.

The key is having a convincing story for US Immigration that will convince them that your girlfriend intends to leave the US before her visa expires. They will be concerned that she intends to stay illegally.

It won’t matter that the airline changed your departure date. It would still be an overstay. You should book a new flight and leave before your visa expires. Some will say just overstay and pay the fine but I wouldn’t want any overstay stamp in my passport. All passport agents in all countries can see it when they thumb through your passport. Just my opinion.

@Alex ********

You’re good for 90 days at a time then.

@Michael **********

Only after 90 days do you need a Thai driver’s license.

From where?