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One Way Flights To Thailand From Uk

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I understand from the UK Hull consulate website that Thai immigration laws permit entry on a one way ticket if you have an appropriate visa but even at that, some airlines won't let you board a Thailand bound plane on this basis. I'm looking for a quick heads up as to whether anyone knows for sure which airlines are to be avoided from the UK (if any), when travelling onw way on a Non Immigrant visa. I will of course ask directly nearer the time but just wondered if anyone had first hand experience.

I'll likely be flying from Glasgow on any one of Emirates, BMI, BA, Austrian Airlines, KLM or Lufthansa.

Any pointers appreciated.

TCA

I get my Non Imm from Hull and have used Emirates and Klm......purchasing the tickets in Thailand so effectively coming back to LOS on a one way ticket and have had no problems in 12 years with either airline

I get my Non Imm from Hull and have used Emirates and Klm......purchasing the tickets in Thailand so effectively coming back to LOS on a one way ticket and have had no problems in 12 years with either airline

Ditto

I am not saying it can't happen but I use a Non O and travel to Thailand from various countries around the world and always on a one way ticket, the only one way hassle i get is extra security in the states.

I started using 1 ways over a year ago and never a problem. (I save a bundle on airfare too.)

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