yesBOSS222:


Hello Midehi2,

I think you are the one getting it wrong. If you're an experienced travel professional, you should be able to explain to him much better.

One way tickets are allowed for study visas, regardless of the duration.

The only exception where you MUST buy a return ticket, is if and only if, the embassy states it that you must do so, and they will inform you about this before or after your visa has been issued. Another exception is if you are going for study in Asia for example, where you study duration is more than a year, but you were being issued a 3 months visa (this is common to Asian embassies).

I expect you to know better dear.

what is the difference between the bolded pls, we are both saying same thing

Am only deliberating on first time visit to any country visa (except study visa) the embassy required a return ticket reservation, just the way its stated on the Op's form

midehi2:

what is the difference between the bolded pls, we are both saying same thing

Am only deliberating on first time visit to any country visa (except study visa) the embassy required a return ticket reservation, just the way its stated on the Op's form

@midehi2,

Good then, if what I said is what you meant.

However, the guy kept arguing with you becos he insisted he traveled one way on his study visa, whether first time or regular. And of course as you know, he is right.

What you didn't clarify is the fact that one cannot travel one way on tourist visas, whether as a first timer or even frequent traveler.

Is this room still active?