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Old Mar 26th 2016, 12:08 am
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Hello all.. l was wondering if its a good idea to buy one way ticket to India if your not sure how long you want to stay, l suppose my main question is will it be very exspensive to buy a flight back to uk from India instead of buying a return from uk.. any thoughts appreciated..
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Old Mar 26th 2016, 12:29 am
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Welcome to BE.

It usually is more expensive to buy a ine way ticket than a return. Why don't you try to get a quote from an online website?

Some airlines/countries will not allow non citizens to enter the country if they don't have a return ticket.
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And check out the visa situation. If you're not up to date with the visa rules, I would try asking on this thread here:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/goa-1...638490/page90/
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Hello all.. l was wondering if its a good idea to buy one way ticket to India if your not sure how long you want to stay, l suppose my main question is will it be very exspensive to buy a flight back to uk from India instead of buying a return from uk.. any thoughts appreciated..
As above it depends which visa and which airline.
Theoretically you do not need a return ticket to enter India.
If on a long term visa or have an OCI card --no problem.
The new 'visa on arrival' may require you to show a return ticket or sufficient money.
Usually nobody looks at your return ticket, but occasionally an airline check-in person may not be aware of the rules and queries a single ticket.
A return ticket bought in India can be cheaper.
Jet Airways will cancel and rebook a return ticket, for a fee. I don't know about other airlines you can check their web sites.
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Thanks for all the reply's..
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