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jetseti
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The plan was to book a one way ticket can I even do that? I read somewhere Thailand insists you have a return ticket too…
I just wanted to stay till my money runs out.
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Posted on: 3:43 am on Dec. 31, 2006
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Mel Gibson
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That's why thet want you to have a return ticket,,,, they DON'T want you to stay until your money runs out and have no ticket.
Mel
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Posted on: 5:23 am on Dec. 31, 2006
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jetseti
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i course I meant having enough money for the return ticket lol
so I have to have tickets both ways before I leave?? or will they allow a one way journey? do they actually check? and what if you don't?
please no guess's, only reply if you know for sure!
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Posted on: 6:24 am on Dec. 31, 2006
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Broken Leg
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Theoretically you are required to have a ticket out of thailand if entering on a tourist visa, however in practise I have never been asked to show it, but they could ask.
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Posted on: 6:41 am on Dec. 31, 2006
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jetseti
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guess I think Bangkok will have more for us to do, then again Pattaya was the beaches and Tiffany contest ;p
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Posted on: 5:18 am on Jan. 4, 2007
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China Sailor
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jetseti,
A RT Ticket is cheaper than two one way and you can buy one with an open end and a one year validity...
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Posted on: 7:11 am on Jan. 4, 2007
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China Sailor
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Your local Travel Agent or you may call the Airline directly. Ask for an open ended return.
This, of course, would not be available from discount Travel sites as they work on a 'fixed seat' basis...
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Posted on: 9:21 am on Jan. 4, 2007
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DaffyDuck
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Quote: from jetseti on 6:07 pm on Dec. 31, 2006
I just wanted to stay till my money runs out.
...and how you're gonna buy a return ticket once your money runs out? Beg on the street? Earn your money as a travelling ministrel? Be an English teacher? Get deported?
Not only that, one way tickets are usually more expensive than r/t tickets, and several airlines issue 'open' tickets, meaning you can change your return flight with up to a 6 months margin. i.e. China Airlines is such an airline, even if you purchased the ticket from a discount broker - you can change your return flight for up to six months.
Quote: from Broken Leg on 9:05 pm on Dec. 31, 2006
Theoretically you are required to have a ticket out of thailand if entering on a tourist visa, however in practise I have never been asked to show it, but they could ask.
*they* don't ask -- the airline is responsible to check and make sure... and they do.
Travel agents and airlines will not book you or sell you a one-way ticket, if you do not have the appropriate visa. Likewise, even if you get a travel agent to sell you one, they check again upon check-in, and can (and will) refuse you if your papers are not in order.
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Posted on: 11:16 am on Jan. 4, 2007
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jetseti
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Quote: from DaffyDuck on 6:40 pm on Jan. 4, 2007
...and how you're gonna buy a return ticket once your money runs out? Beg on the street? Earn your money as a travelling ministrel? Be an English teacher? Get deported?
errr daffy lol I said-
i course I meant having enough money for the return ticket..............................read through the thread. I meant having £500 which is not part of my budget to get home.
but I think I will look into the open ticket idea (i will have a one year visa btw).
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Posted on: 11:31 am on Jan. 4, 2007
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