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Potential problems with one way plane tickets?
So I am thinking of doing some traveling in the fall, thing is, I don't have any idea how long I'll be going for so I would like to either get a one way ticket and purchase a return ticket later (I would have money set aside for it) or purchase an open ended ticket of some sort (I hear they are expensive). I am planning on traveling throughout Australia, and I'm from Canada. I would be getting a working holiday Visa. My question is, would there be a problem with me only getting a one way ticket. I'm worried they will think I'm going to try to stay illegally or something since it will look like I have no plans to return to Canada. Has anyone done this or heard of anyone doing this and having/not having problems at customs? Thanks!
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- HaloLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
You need a return ticket to be allowed to enter Australia, however ask for a ticket where you can date change (return date) this will give you a little bit of time to decide on a return date however it can not be after the original return date you put on the ticket when you bought it.
- MadManLv 71 decade ago
You cannot get an "open" ticket anymore. You will most likely be refused entry into Australia with just a one way ticket.
Buy a return ticket and plan to pay for the change later on.
- dcgirlLv 71 decade ago
Yes. You may be asked to show your return itinerary in order to clear Immigration. You should get a refundable one-way ticket for your return trip. They are more expensive than a non-refundable ticket but not as bad as an open-ended ticket.
