One-way Ticket With Visa

[Northpoint]

Am I allowed to enter Thailand (Suvarnabhumi airport) with a one-way ticket arriving from Australia? I have a multiple Non Immigrant O visa.

Has anyone had any negative experiences with Immigration officials when arriving without a return or onward ticket? I bought a one-way ticket, as I don’t know yet when I will be returning to Australia.

Thanks for any replies

[Krub]

Am I allowed to enter Thailand (Suvarnabhumi airport) with a one-way ticket arriving from Australia? I have a multiple Non Immigrant O visa.

Has anyone had any negative experiences with Immigration officials when arriving without a return or onward ticket? I bought a one-way ticket, as I don’t know yet when I will be returning to Australia.

Thanks for any replies

No problems at immigration

Airline at check-in might question it but with visa no return/onward ticket is required

[ercorn]

Call the airlines first just to confirm they will let you fly.The problem isn`t Thai immigration its the airlines and each airline has a different policy about this in my experience

[torrenova]

I flew in last week on a non imm b with my ticket finishing in Bangkok (thus no onward ticket) and no problems.

[Northpoint]

Thanks for the positive replies. I had thought about getting a cheap onward e-ticket from BKK - SIN to be on the safe side. If it is within the rules I will take a chance with my one-way ticket and the multiple Non Immigrant O visa.

What about the Immigration card? The Immigration card asks for details about the return/onward journey.

[helicoptor]

Thanks for the positive replies. I had thought about getting a cheap onward e-ticket from BKK - SIN to be on the safe side. If it is within the rules I will take a chance with my one-way ticket and the multiple Non Immigrant O visa.

What about the Immigration card? The Immigration card asks for details about the return/onward journey.

I never filled it in, just flashed my non-O and sailed through

BTW I flew one way as well - no worries

[melonf]

Any chance of people saying which airlines are ok for travel with a visa to Bangkok without return ticket?

I will want to do this in a few weeks on British Airways

[jbaldwin]

You only need an outbound ticket if you enter Thailand on without a Visa on a 30 stamp. If you have a visa tourist or non-im you do not need a ticket.

Both BA and Emirates have checked that a had a visa when I have arrived on a single ticket (or the second half of a retern)

[dr_Pat_Pong]

You only need an outbound ticket if you enter Thailand on without a Visa on a 30 stamp. If you have a visa tourist or non-im you do not need a ticket.

Both BA and Emirates have checked that a had a visa when I have arrived on a single ticket (or the second half of a retern)

Qantas and Thai International same same.

[TanjaB]

We flew from Melbourne/Sydney to BKK with Quantas/BA last year. Once they checked our Visas there were absolutely no problems with us flying on a one-way tickets.

Edited April 18, 2007 by TanjaB

[melonf]

Re BA, Quantas, Emirates, Thai

Thanks...one less thing to worry about

[tijnebijn]

And what about EVA airlines?I have got a returnticket BKK-AMS-BKK,and will apply for a nonO in Amsterdam.

Would surprise me,but I am fluing with this airline for the first time,just checking it out.Thanks for any comments.