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Update: Getting a 60day onward ticket is no problem for the purpose of getting a visa.... now I have the worry of how check-in would react when they see my ticket is for 120Days..😒

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Gentlemen I can assure you...arr/dep travel dates are required(the stay duration then shows auto)...Flight number is required.....travel document is required.  

 

I have plenty of time before my long stay...I am in Thailand in a couple weeks, I will make enquiries while I'm there..

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40 minutes ago, mlkik said:

I applied for a Tourist visa from London in November last year. If I remember correctly you have to enter your flight dates and flight number. I did not have to submit proof of an actual flight booking,only the dates and flight number for departure.

As I fly KLM regular I remembered the flight number. My visa was issued and I then booked a flight on a different day.

I double checked before this reply, need to enter on the form...date of arrival/departure, length of stay automatically comes up, which in my case is 120 days....flight number...copy of travel booking confirmation...

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18 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

You could do that or a cheap throw away ticket.

Is upload of flight required or just date? 

Both...when you enter flight dates its auto showing the amount of days.....I have just written to Thai embassy for clarification, there is tons of time...will let you know, thnx for your input

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48 minutes ago, mlkik said:

So you are applying for a 60 day visa and trying to put in a stay of 120 days . Expect problems with your application.

Exactly, the application form has been updated, because I have applied before for 60 days with a 90 day flight booking, but then if I remember correctly the length of stay never showed when flight details were entered, now they do...just thought as I was typing, I could get one of these onward tickets, I've done that before too!

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I am currently filling in my 60 day visa application,(UK)  on the form there's the question, what are my travel dates?, my dates are for 4 months Nov-Feb, the travel document is also uploaded, when I enter the dates it automatically shows up as 120 days, do they accept I can/will be extending from 60 to 120,  can I expect problems from the embassy?

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6 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

His thread has link above in my post

Sorry I missed it, thank you

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9 hours ago, Pattaya57 said:

I just did a 60 day tourist visa + 30 day extension + same day Cambodia border van run for a 30 day visa exempt = 120 days. Could have easily done another 30 day extension at local immigration to make 150 days

How late did you leave it until your border run, meaning which day 88.89, 90? Who did you use, do you recommend? thnx

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37 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

No.

As soon as exit Thailand your current permission of stay ends.

Yes leave it till almost expired.

You don't even need to stay few days.

You can reenter straight away.

Where are you located in Thailand as that determines best border bounce.

Also which passport 

I will be in Pattaya, UK passport, thnx

 

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Perfect replies folks, just what I needed to hear, thank you so much!

 

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26 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

No.

However you could do a border bounce and reenter visa exempt with option of 30 day extension 

So I could maybe do a few days in Cambodia and return to Thailand on day 89, then have a further 30 days? Is that correct?

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I plan to apply for 60day visa from embassy (UK)and then a further 30 day extension when in Thailand making 90,  which I've done in the past with no problem....my question...is it possible to extend again making a total of 120 days or even more?  Thank folks..

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