Hi everyone. I'll be arriving in Swampy next week with a 60 day TR visa. Considering these times would it be wise to 'book' an onward flight within the time frame of my 60 days stamped in? I intend to extend my visa for a further 30 days. I know the usual way of things was to not bother with proof of a booked onward flight if one were to arrive with a visa as apposed to visa-exempt, but i just want to err on the side of caution in terms of having everything in order on arrival without any dramas, ready to be shuttled off to the T & G hotel. Cheers!

A onward flight is certainly not required to enter the country or to apply for a 30 day extension of it.

I have seen no reports of anybody having a problem when entering the country or immigration asking for one.

1 minute ago, ubonjoe said:

A onward flight is certainly not required to enter the country or to apply for a 30 day extension of it.

I have seen no reports of anybody having a problem when entering the country or immigration asking for one.

Thanks Joe. And the airline (Thai) will allow me to board without an onward flight?

46 minutes ago, markusss said:

Thanks Joe. And the airline (Thai) will allow me to board without an onward flight?

Yes they will.

A return or onward ticket is not required if you have any valid visa to use for entry.