Onward ticket dilemma, please help.

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Hey, fellow adventurers! I’m facing a bit of a challenge with my travel plans. I want to explore a country for the full three months allowed by my visa, but I’m concerned about the need for an onward flight. This requirement limits my freedom to choose my next destination or extend my stay. I’ve heard mixed reviews about services like onwardflights.com, and as a non-American, refundable flights come with hefty fees. What’s the best way to navigate this situation? Your insights would be super helpful!

I plan on travelling to a country and staying for the whole 3 month that the visa allows and would like to have the option to pick which country I go to next or extend my visa in said country.

I’m sure you guys all know that most countries need proof of an onward flight leaving the country, and that’s my exact problem because it strips me of the freedom to choose later.

I’ve heard of onwardflights.com and I’m not too sure if I should try that because I’ve heard some people have horror stories at immigration.

I’m not an American so fully refundable flights come with a fee that gives you the right to cancel-> get refund. It’s usually a couple hundred extra.

What should I do?

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