Airline And Visas

[LoVeFuN]

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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[silverado]

everytime ! 

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

[elviajero]

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

[LoVeFuN]

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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[silverado]

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...

[elviajero]

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, 2017 by elviajero

[silverado]

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   

[Doiger]

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

Edited February 21, 2017 by Doiger

[Thanyaburi Mac]

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

 

Mac

[Crossy]

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.

[ubonjoe]

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

[BEVUP]

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 )

[ubonjoe]

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/

 

[LoVeFuN]

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

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