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Who asks for an onward ticket when you fly to Kathmandu, and what if you arrive by land? Straight answers to the questions backpackers ask most about Nepal.
Albania isn't in the Schengen area, so the rules differ from its neighbours. Here are the practical questions backpackers ask about onward tickets for Albania, answered plainly.
One-way digital nomads need a repeatable onward-ticket kit, not a one-time booking, since airlines and visa applications check for it differently at every border.
Uganda checks onward travel differently at Entebbe Airport than at its land borders with Kenya and Rwanda, and the East African Tourist Visa changes the picture too.
Georgia grants visa-free entry to over 90 nationalities for up to a year, yet airlines still ask for proof of onward travel at check-in.
Leaving a country by bus or train doesn't remove the onward-ticket requirement; the check usually happens at your inbound flight's check-in counter instead.
Crossing into Cambodia or Laos to reset a Thai visa exemption raises a real question: do you need an onward ticket at a land border, not just at the airport?
Flying Bali to Singapore and back for a visa run raises its own onward-ticket question, distinct from a standard country entry FAQ. Here's what to book for each leg.
Do you actually need a dummy ticket for a visa run, or can you get away with a screenshot? Here's what I see nomads get wrong at Southeast Asian land crossings.