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Can I show an onward flight to Sri Lanka when applying for a tourist visa for Thailand?

Thailand Tourist Visa Visa Application Onward Flight Visa Extension Immigration Rules

May 8, 2018

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Roos ****************

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Hi there,

I am going to apply for a toerist visa (60 day) and enter Thailand on June 10.  

I know it’s possible to extend it with 30 days in Thailand. So I can stay in total 90 days in Thailand. 

I’m leaving to Sri Lanka  on september 07. 

Can I, when I’m applying for the toerist visa, show them my onward flight to Sri Lanka or do I need to show them a onward flight In August (after 60days)..? 

Hope you guys can help me out.

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The user is seeking advice on whether they can present an onward flight to Sri Lanka, departing on September 07, when applying for a tourist visa to Thailand that allows for a 60-day stay with a possible 30-day extension. Community responses indicate that providing proof of travel out of Thailand is generally not required when applying for the visa, and that showing an onward flight 90 days out should be sufficient.

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Cat *********

Oh no need for that if you're applying for your tourist visa. Just your proof of going is enough. Officially you'll need one if you enter the country without a visa, they want proof that you'll leave the country in 30 days, but I've never been asked.

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Roos ****************

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Perfect... Thank you!

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Tod *********

it doesn't even state on their website that they want proof of onward travel, only proof you're going to thailand

they should be okay with it dated 90 days out.

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Tod *********

Where are you applying for the tourist visa. Most consulates will allow proof of onward travel dated 90 days out but some want it in 60.

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Roos ****************

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In Amsterdam

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