Early voting - battleground states

[James Randall Gape]

I bought a ticket but my card is under verification and it hasnt been issued yet, all I have is a screenshot. I won't be denied entry will I?

Edited 9 hours ago by James Randall Gape

[Olmate]

3 minutes ago, James Randall Gape said:

I bought a ticket but my card is under verification abd it hasnt been issued yet, all I have is a screenshot. I won't be denied entry will I?

Screenshot of 

Ticket? card? What card? 

[James Randall Gape]

I was told that when entering thailand you have to show proof you have a ticket leaving the country within your alotted time. Is this true?

Edited 9 hours ago by James Randall Gape

[James Randall Gape]

9 minutes ago, Olmate said:

Screenshot of 

Ticket? card? What card? 

 

My credit card that I used to buy the ticket.

[bunnydrops]

They may or may not. Do you want to take a chance? A photo of your cc is of no use. This is more helpful.

https://onwardticket.com/

[DrJack54]

OP, are you flying visa exempt (no visa for Thailand) 

You can obtain "rent a ticket" from companies such as one mentioned above.

The airline at departure may require an onward flight within the visa exempt stamp (currently 60 days) 

Screenshot of unpaid flight is useless as is the credit card details. 

[bigt3116]

6 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

The airline at departure may require an onward flight within the visa exempt stamp (currently 60 days) 

 

As has been pointed out to you before, (with evidence), they may require proof of onward travel, not always a flight.

 

(you really need to learn that you are not always correct, the same as no one is)

Edited 2 hours ago by bigt3116

[DrJack54]

1 hour ago, bigt3116 said:

As has been pointed out to you before, (with evidence), they may require proof of onward travel, not always a flight.

You posted similar day back.

I will continue to advise that for airline at departure a bus/train ticket is not advisable. 

I have had discussion with airline staff regarding this  mainly at Saigon with AirAsia and Melbourne with Jetstar. More than once.

A FLIGHT ticket would be the only acceptable option.