I extended 28 june also no mention, here they even saved me about p300 by asking me to copy another 2 pages of my passport
Interesting, but then anyone who has been here for a while knows that the only thing consistent is inconsistency. Maybe ***** the ****** needed to pay his Globe bill that day. Larry
June 22, 2010 I flew in on a ONEWAY ticket. I have never been ask for an out-bond ticket, more than 2 years now.
what does not make it legal by any means unless have a permanent resident visa (no outbound required) my understanding is that this thread is about tourist visa and the length of it, there seem to be changes. Anyhow, thanls for the great info !O-|
The first year was a tourist visa this last year was a Temp resident visa, now a permanent resident visa.
Nope. This thread is about the need to have, or not have, an outbound ticket when extending a visa. The tourist visa and the length of it is in a different thread.
Sorry Broadside, for missunderstanding that 11, 16 or 24 months have something to do with a length of stay and visa extensions, my bad. will sign up for a course in a university which can explain me what "month" stands for, if not related to dates and periods of time. Will come back after finding out! that tourists need a ticket to leave the country again is really old "news". I was asked once when checking in at KL. never at the airport immigration or any extension. As it is the law here, I would think they have all rights asking for it, diba ? If 30 dollar is a lot of money for a ticket for the original poster, he might want to consider the price he will pay for being married here (or anywhere in the world of course). I wish I had a 30$ outbound ticket from my 2 marriages ... :(
