Jaz wrote:
> I want to fly out to SE Asia (Thailand or Malaysia or Singapore) on a
> one way ticket. I then want to buy the homeward bound ticket in SE
> Asia. This way I have the maximum flexibility on how long I stay and
> where I travel.
>
> But.. The countries listed above all Oficially require visitors to
> have out-bound tickets. I have a British passport.
>
> I don't think the immigration officials will actually cause any
> problems. However, I think many airlines won't carry passengers who
> don't have an out-bound ticket.
I have entered all three of these countries on one-way tickets in the past
year (as wll as in the past). It has never been an issue. Once the Malaysian
inspector asked me if I had a return ticket, and I said no, and he said "you
are supposed to have one. Enjoy your stay in Malaysia."
> I thought of buying out-bound tickets with Air Asia but they don't
> issue paper tickets.
If you want to be on the level, an e-ticket confirmation is as good as a
paper ticket as far as they are concerned.
miguel
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