If using a tourist visa valid for 2 months and your flight ticket has a return date in 88 days ( in my case) will the carrier let you board ?. Etihad being the airline in question. Anybody had any experience of this and will I be Ok.

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everytime ! 

your visa gives you the opportunity to stay in thailand 90 days (2 months permit of stay + 1)

Yes. You don't need a return/onward flight if traveling with a visa. You will be ok.

Thanks Silverado , what date should I put on my departure card ?. Do I put in a date two months after my entry date then get this extended with my 30 day extension.

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3 minutes ago, LoVeFuN said:

Thanks Silverado , what date should I put on my departure card ?. Do I put in a date two months after my entry date then get this extended with my 30 day extension.

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the same date your return flight , i believe  (not remember anymore  ) . it must be confirmed by other members...

10 minutes ago, LoVeFuN said:

Thanks Silverado , what date should I put on my departure card ?. Do I put in a date two months after my entry date then get this extended with my 30 day extension.

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Leave it blank or put any date within 60 days as that's the maximum the visa allows. I never complete the departure date on arrival.

Edited February 21, 20179 yr by elviajero

22 minutes ago, elviajero said:

Leave it blank or put any date within 60 days as that's the maximum the visa allows. I never complete the departure date on arrival.

if i don't remember the date , it's maybe because i never write any , same you   

There is no date required on a departure card, only flight number

Edited February 21, 20179 yr by Doiger

I fill in the Departure Card on arrival, and as mentioned, no date required, just leave the  "flight" number and such blank.

 

Mac

7 minutes ago, Doiger said:

There is no date required on a departure card, only flight number

 

And you don't need to fill that in on arrival.

Name and passport number is all that is needed on the departure card until you leave.

Yes your Visa will not be a problem as they would be aware you can extend ( I just came in on Visa exempt & may stay till July or longer ) have return ticket July

I dont agree about not needing a ticket if having a visa maybe depending airline ( Once had marriage visa & was still asked to show return ticket, after explaining i don't need since have Visa ). But then again i was dealing with the Nanny country as it was explained it was for my safety )

10 minutes ago, BEVUP said:

I dont agree about not needing a ticket if having a visa maybe depending airline ( Once had marriage visa & was still asked to show return ticket, after explaining i don't need since have Visa ).

If you have a valid visa or re-entry permit a return or onward ticket is not required.

The airline in your case was wrong. You should of asked for a supervisor or suggest they check the IATA Timatic database to confirm it is not needed.

Check it yourself by completing the required info here. https://www.skyteam.com/en/flights-and-destinations/visa-and-health/

 

Many thanks for your replies , it has put my mind at rest.

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