Seattlite

In my experience flying from the USA to Thailand, multiple airlines have been *quite* attentive to the need for a return or onward flight. Not sure if they care when it is. For instance, in our recent trip we didn't have a return flight, and after 15 minutes of debating in the backroom (during which they multiple times said we needed a return ticket), they eventually relented. The reason they relented: I had an O Visa, and my wife and daughter had Thai passports. When we initially presented them with USA passports for us all, and no return flights, they weren't going to let us fly. They also didn't really understand the O Visa until they did more research (this was on an asian airline). Its entirely the airlines' discretion as to whether to let you fly. During over 20 entries to Thailand, Thai Immigration has *never* asked for return flight info.

Hua Hin Immigration has a separate window (behind the normal building) for creating these residency certificates. That window (and the next door copy and photo shop) are very efficient, and will have it all done within 30-60 minutes. Do you really need to stand in the usual line at Jomtien Immigration to get the Residency Certificate?

Hello folks, Please PM me with the recommendations for Visa Agents in Hua Hin to extend visas. I have a Non-Imm O Visa, and can’t directly extend as I don’t have Thai bank account. Thanks!