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TDAC Thailand

TDAC Thailand Digital Arrival Card: A Step-by-Step Guide

After discontinuing the TM6 form, Thailand’s immigration authorities have replaced the old paper entry requirement in favor of a digital one: The Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC Thailand). Starting May 1st, 2025, all foreign-citizen travelers to Thailand, regardless of visa status or stay duration, must complete the TDAC before they can legally enter Thailand.

This page will explain what the TDAC Thailand is and why the government requires it, as well as provide a guide with step-by-step instructions on how to complete it so that you can avoid travel disruptions.

What is the TDAC Thailand?

The TDAC Thailand is a new digital travel requirement that is designed to help immigration authorities track foreign citizens who enter Thailand. It is intended to prevent criminal elements from entering the country and provide better security for visitors and citizens alike. It also includes a health declaration to help prevent the spread of communicable diseases from abroad.

The TDAC replaced the TM6 form, which was discontinued in 2024. This was a paper form that visitors needed to fill out, present to the border agent upon entry, and keep so that it could be shown again upon exiting Thailand. It was also required for certain immigration procedures, such as the Thai 90-day report.

Now you will instead receive an electronic confirmation of your TDAC registration after completing the online form, which you will need to present to a border agent similar to the old TM6 requirement.

Who has to complete the TDAC Thailand?

All non-Thai citizens must register for a Thailand Digital Arrival Card before they enter the country. This applies to holders of all kinds of Thai visas, from the standard Thai tourist visa to long-term resident visas, such as the DTV Visa Thailand and the Thailand Privilege Visa.

The TDAC must be completed for EVERY entry into Thailand, regardless of port of entry or travel method (air, land, or sea). Also, every member of a family traveling together must complete a TDAC, although the online system allows for joint applications to make the process smoother.

Is the TDAC a Visa?

No, the TDAC Thailand is NOT a visa or a travel document of any kind. While it is required to enter the country, it does not authorize your entry into Thailand. To enter the Kingdom, you will still need a visa.

If you are eligible for Thailand visa exemption program, you will not need to apply for a visa before arriving, but you will need to complete the TDAC. Failure to do so will lead to delays at the border, as you will not be granted entry until you do.

How to Register Online for the TDAC Thailand

Before you begin the registration process for the Thailand Digital Arrival Card, there are some key facts you should be aware of.

  • You can register for the TDAC up to 3 days (72 hours) before your arrival. For example, if you are planning to arrive in Thailand on May 1st (the day the TDAC requirement is enforced), you can start the registration process on April 28th.
  • You can complete the TDAC on the day of your arrival.
  • The TDAC does not require a fee or payment of any kind.
  • Instructions are available in five languages: English, Chinese, Korean, Russian, and Japanese.

What is needed for the TDAC?

Before using the Thailand Digital Arrival Card website, prepare your travel documents and the information required by the system. Collect the following before you start:

Personal Information

  • Passport number (or other applicable travel document)
  • Visa number (if applicable)
  • Name (as it appears on your passport)
  • Date of birth
  • Occupation
  • Gender
  • Country of residence
  • Phone number

Travel Information

  • Arrival date
  • Departure date (if applicable)
  • Country of embarkation
  • Mode of travel for arrival and departure (air, land, or sea)
  • Flight or vehicle number
  • Type of accommodations (hotel, hostel, friend’s home, etc.)
  • Address of accommodations, including:
    • Province
    • District
    • Sub-District
    • Postal Code
    • Street Address

Health Information

  • List of countries visited up to 2 weeks prior to arrival
  • Description of any symptoms experienced in the 2 weeks prior to arrival
  • Proof of Yellow Fever vaccination (If traveling from a country with a Yellow Fever warning) 

Countries with Yellow Fever Warnings from the Thai Government

  • Africa: Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo, Republic of the, Côte d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Gabon, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, Sudan, Togo and Uganda
  • South America: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, and Venezuela

Step-by-Step Guide for the Thailand Digital Arrival Card

Thailand immigration authorities are planning to roll out an app for the TDAC and implement it into several online platforms to give travelers many ways to complete their registration. However, at launch, the most reliable way to complete TDAC registration is through the official Thailand Immigration TDAC page.

Before starting, be sure to have your passport on hand. Also, have your travel and accommodation booking confirmations or receipts with you, as they will be needed to complete TDAC Thailand registration. You will need to enter details about your flight or vehicle number, as well as the address of your accommodation.

TDAC Step 1

TDAC Step 1

Visit the official page, and begin by selecting “Arrival Card.” You will then be prompted to fill in personal details about yourself, including your nationality, travel document number, and phone number. Only the fields marked with a red asterisk are required to proceed

Once you have filled in these fields, continue to the next page.

TDAC Step 2

TDAC Step 2

 

Next, you will need to enter details about your method of traveling to Thailand as well as where you will be staying. While departure information is not required to complete this process, you may still be required to provide proof of onward travel when you enter Thailand, depending on your visa.

 

TDAC Step 2 - B

Finding all parts of your accommodation’s address may be challenging, but the system helps by narrowing down your options. Once you select a province, the district and sub-district drop-down menus will change to reflect your selection, providing the appropriate options for that province.

TDAC Step 3

TDAC Step 3

Finally, proceed to the next page where you will need to complete a health declaration, which consists of simply listing where you have been in the past couple of weeks. If you have been to a country for which Thailand has issued health or disease warnings, you may be required to show proof of vaccination or submit to a health inspection upon arrival.

TDAC Step 4

TDAC Step 4

At this point, you may select “Add Other Travelers” if you are traveling with a group and want to handle all the TDACs at once. If not, just follow the on-screen prompts to submit your TDAC application. You will receive an electronic confirmation of your approval via e-mail. Save this confirmation to your device and store a copy online, ideally in cloud storage. This way, you can access it whenever you need it.

TDAC Step 5

When you arrive in Thailand and pass through the immigration checkpoint, the border officer will ask to see your TDAC confirmation. Simply show them your device; you do not need to print out a paper copy. Once you have entered Thailand, DO NOT delete your TDAC confirmation. You may need to show it again when you leave the country.

Need Thai visa application assistance? Contact us!

Remember that the Thailand Digital Arrival Card is not a visa or any kind of travel document, and you will still need one to enter Thailand, which will involve a separate application process. If you aren’t sure which Thai visa is right for you or you want to avoid the risk and hassle of a visa application, Siam Legal can help.

We’re a full-service law firm and visa consultancy that has been helping travelers from across the globe enter Thailand swiftly and legally for over 20 years, so our expert visa teams can help you no matter what your situation is. Whether you’re just visiting Thailand, plan on settling for a while, or require guidance on legal matters in the Kingdom, contact Siam Legal and enjoy the Land of Smiles without the stress and uncertainty.

Thailand Digital Arrival Card FAQs

Still have questions? Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about the Thailand Digital Arrival Card:

Do you have to do the TDAC for each entry into Thailand?

Yes. No matter what kind of visa or travel document you have, you must do TDAC registration for every entry into Thailand.

When will the TDAC be enforced?

Starting May 1st, 2025, all non-Thai travelers to Thailand must complete the TDAC before entry.

I will be entering Thailand visa-free. Do I still need to do the TDAC?

Yes. All foreign citizens need to provide TDAC confirmation whether or not they are entering on a visa.

I need to extend my visa or transfer to a new Thai visa. Do I need to complete a separate TDAC?

No, but you will still need to keep your most recent TDAC confirmation information. This will be required for certain immigration tasks, including visa extensions and transfers.

Is the TM6 arrival card still required?

No. The TM6 form arrival card has been canceled and replaced with the Thailand Digital Arrival Card.

How can I get a TDAC?

While multiple platforms are planned, currently, the most reliable way to do the TDAC is on the official Thailand Immigration TDAC website. There will be a paper option at launch, but this will be phased out eventually.

How can you fill in the TDAC?

The Thailand Digital Arrival Card must be completed online but can be done with smartphones, laptops, or any other internet-connected device. Check the step-by-step instructions above for instructions on how to do the TDAC.

When do you have to do the TDAC registration?

At most, you can complete TDAC registration up to 3 days before arriving in Thailand. There is no minimum time to complete it before you arrive, but approval may take time, so if you wait until you actually land in Thailand, you will experience further delays if your TDAC is not done ahead of time.

Can you still use the paper TM6 form?

Initially, Thailand Immigration will allow paper arrival cards to help ease the transition to the TDAC. However, this paper option is temporary and will be phased out.

Do I need a vaccine to complete the TDAC?

Typically, no. No vaccinations are universally required to enter Thailand, including the COVID-19 vaccine. However, if you have been in a country on Thailand’s warning list for Yellow Fever, you must show proof of yellow fever vaccination before entering the country. The TDAC includes this option as part of its health declaration section.

Can I update my TDAC information after I submit it?

Yes, but not all of it. Most information, such as travel and accommodation information, can be changed or updated after submitting your initial TDAC application. However, personal identity information, including your name, passport number, citizenship, and birthdate, cannot be changed. If you make a mistake in these fields, you will have to submit a new TDAC registration.

Do I need to show an onward ticket or departure plan to do the TDAC?

That depends on your Thai visa. If you are entering under a tourist visa or with a visa-free stamp, yes you must show that you will leave Thailand by including departure information in your TDAC registration. If you are moving to Thailand or settling indefinitely, then no, you can skip that part.

Is the TDAC different from the TM30 form?

Yes, these are separate processes. The TM30 reports your location of residence or accommodation in Thailand. Both are required to avoid legal trouble, but the TM30 is typically the landlord or accommodation owner’s responsibility.

 

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126 Responses

  1. I leave Australia for Thailand on the 20th July. Is it okay to complete the TDAC today being the 3rd of July?

    1. Hi David,

      You’ll need to wait until you’re within 3 days of your arrival in Thailand to complete the TDAC, as the system only accepts submissions during that time frame.

  2. i am coming to thailand for 60 days but the tdac form shows you can only stay for 30 days

    1. Dear Graham,

      Good day.
      The TDAC website is not a visa website. Whether you have a visa or not; whether you are staying for 30 or 60 days, you should be able to complete your TDAC submission. Kindly make sure that you are doing the TDAC submission on this website only:
      https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/

  3. Good day. I am a traveler from the Philippines and would like to inquire regarding the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC).

    May I ask if registration is only required upon entry to Thailand, or is it also necessary to register the TDAC when departing from Thailand?

    Thank you for your assistance. I look forward to your response.

    1. Hi Nicole,

      You only need to file the TDAC when entering Thailand, not when leaving. Just make sure to submit it within 3 days before your arrival.

  4. I arrive in Thailand on 1 July 2025. The arrival card will not accept any date after 29 June 2025 on my form on 26 June 2025. It seems to me that the form will not accept my flight date more than 3 days before my flight. At this stage the form will not allow me to enter my address in Thailand. I am worried as I wish to comply with Thai Immigration. I have had a retirement visa each year for 11 years since 2014.
    HELP

    1. Hello Robert

      The TDAC system only allows you to file within 3 days before your arrival date. For a July 1 arrival, the earliest you can file is June 28.
      That’s why the form won’t let you move forward yet. Just return to the site on or after June 28 and you’ll be able to complete it.

      Here’s the official link: https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/#/home

  5. For one day trip, the driver need to fill the accommodation part as well? Bacause if I choose same arrival and depart date, the accommodation part can’t be fill. If need to fill, how? Thank you.

    1. Dear Pailin,

      Good day.
      When you fill out the TDAC, I believe there is an option to tick a box for transit and in this case, you will not be required to provide the details of accommodation.
      Thank you.

  6. Good day,
    I would like to know if we travel with family of 4 adults, do you think it is better we fill 1 TDAC same device?
    Or it is better to fill each differently?
    Your prompt response is highly appreciated TQ

  7. Hi , just to confirm if I forgot to fill up the TDAC and I’m already at the airport, I’m I not be able to enter at all or I can fill up the TDAC over there and if so how long I need to wait over there ?

    1. Dear Ehab,

      Yes you can still do the TDAC submission even on the day you land at the airport. You can do it using your mobile phone or the tablets provided at the airport.
      Thank you.

    1. This usually happens when you’re trying to file the TDAC too early. You can only submit it within 3 days before your arrival—anytime from 3 days out up until you arrive in Thailand.

  8. Hi, one question, when filing the form it asks the country wehre you boarded, but as i take two airplanes I am not quite sure which is the country I should select, the first one or the country where I do stopover?

    Thank you!!

    1. Dear Alessandro,

      It will be the country where you boarded the flight that lands in Thailand. Yes, it is the country where you had stopover before arriving in Thailand.
      Thank you.

  9. Hello
    On numerous occasions i have tried to fill in the form for a TDAC card, but when i get to the part were i have to fill in my arrival time, even though it’s correct, it say’s, ‘Invalid format’
    Can you help me.

    1. Dear William,

      It could be that your date of arrival is not in the system just yet, which means you are applying too early. Nornally you should be able to see a calendar and you will see the dates that you can choose for you arrival date.

  10. hi,

    Im from Kuala Lumpur, just want to confirmation about Thailand Digital Arrival Card. May I fill the form more than 1 person, example my name then my kids name and my parents name?

    Thanks

    1. Dear Mona,

      Good day.
      Yes that is possible. You may start to register yourself first and then there is an option to ADD another passenger/applicant.

    1. Dear John,

      Good day. You do not need to submit TDAC if you will not go through passport control. However, if your layover in Bangkok Airport requires you to clear immigration and customs and check in again, then you must submit TDAC.

  11. Dear Sir/Madam Thai Immigration

    My wife and two children (17 yo and 20 yo) will be flying (from Sydney, Australia) into Bangkok for 4 nights as part of a multi country holiday on 7th July 2025. It appears that we do not require a visa but are able to enter your country under the current visa exemption program. It also appears each member of my family are required to submit a TDAC (Thailand Digital Arrival Card).
    My question is: Do we need to submit a TDAC as well as another document for a Visa exemption or is the TDAC all we need to complete?

    If it’s only the TDAC, could you please confirm this and possibly send me the official link to the online form as it appears there are several similar forms available at various online sites and I’m not sure which one is correct?
    Your assistance is greatly appreciated.

    With Kind regards, Dan Dubowski

  12. I intend to go to the Kingdom of Thailand. I will stay here for a month, but a week after my arrival I will go to Vietnam. Do I need to show my exit card or return flight number?

    1. Dear Zakariya,

      There’s no requirement to show proof of exit or a return flight when leaving Thailand.

  13. I am planning to stay in multiple locations which includes overnight rail travel. Is it necessary to account for every night?

    1. Dear Max,

      The TDAC only required for your entry to Thailand. Any domestic travel within Thailand, you do not need to submit TDAC. As for the accommodation requested in your TDAC, you may provide the first address where you will be staying. Thank you.

  14. I tried to complete the form online, but if would not allow me to select July as the arrival month. Today is the 12th June.
    We are due to arrive 19th July
    How do I get around this ? Wait until 1st July ?
    Thanks

    1. Dear Paul,

      The TDAC can only be submitted starting 3 days before your intended arrival. If you are arriving on July 19th, the earliest you can file is July 16th.

    1. Hello Azari,

      You will need to file a new TDAC. There is no option to edit personal information once it has been submitted.

  15. I will be traveling with my mom but i filled out my own TDAC form and wasn’t able to include her as family member. Is that okay? Also i didnt get to input our middle names, just the initials, do i need to submit a new updated TDAC form?

    1. Dear Sugar,

      The best option is to file a new TDAC for each person. Make sure the information matches exactly as it appears on each passport.

  16. Hi! I didn’t quite understand when to fill out the TDAC. I’m arriving in Thailand on June 15th, can I fill it out now? 9th or 10th of June? Thanks

  17. We will be leaving Malaysia to visit Krabi and Hat Yai this coming September. We take one-way flight to Krabi. We apply on TDAC group registration and need to know about Thailand Health Declaration form. Where can we find the form to visit our local doctors for health checkup?

    1. Dear Nathanael,

      The health declaration is only required for travelers coming from one of the 45 Yellow Fever countries before entering Thailand. Since you are traveling from Malaysia, you do not need a health declaration. You can simply skip that section on the TDAC.

    1. Dear Andrew,

      When you log in to the TDAC Website it will show you the arrival dats that can apply for the TDAC. Whether you can apply 4 days before arrival, I think it is better to see the website. You can submit TDAC even when you land. I see some areas at Bangkok Airport where you can fill out TDAC on a monitor or tablet.

  18. If I want to extend my stay while on my trip to Thailand, but it is still within my visa period, is there a problem with the DTAC? Because I notice you can’t update your details while on the trip.
    I want to extend my visit from 6 nights to 9 nights, and I’m a UK passport holder. My DTAC details say I’m staying for 6 nights.
    Thanks

    1. Hello, Dave,

      No, there’s nothing else you need to do. As a British passport holder, you received a 60-day stamp on arrival under the visa exemption program. If you entered on or after May 1st, you would have completed the TDAC before being stamped in. That’s all that was required. You can adjust your stay as you wish from here.

  19. I believe that stopovers in other countries do not count as “Please list the name of the countries/territories where you stayed within two weeks before arrival” if the time spent there was less than 12 hours. Is this correct or should stopover countries be included even if only in airport for transfer.

    1. Dear Steve,

      Yes, you are correct, you may opt not to include the transit country in the question about list of countries where you have stayed in the past 12 days.

  20. I had planned to travel by bus from Kuala Lumpur to Hatyai, arriving on 10 June 2025 and departing on 13 June 2025. However, my application failed. I could not provide the arrival and departure bus vehicle number as it is not available. Thereafter, my application froze at the Accommodation Information section, and I could not proceed any further. Please advise.

    1. Hello, Chia,

      Leave the departure fields empty as they are not required. Also, try clearing your cookies and cache.

  21. I am visiting Thailand. I need a TDAC card as prescribed by the Thai Government. Please help.

  22. Hi am traveling from Oman to Bangkok on 7th of Jun ,today I submitted the TDAC ,there is any issue in immigration at airport?

    1. Dear Hali,

      For the TDAC, there should be no issue if you have received the confirmation email of your TDAC submission. However, TDAC is not a visa. You may still have to show documents regarding your trip if you are coming to Thailand and use your visa exemption.

  23. Very helpful but I cannot understand this 3 day limit which means that many might be doing this at the last minute. I am goin to Thailand on 5th August from uk. Does mean I cannot submit form until 3 August allowing for journey time and time difference?

    1. Dear William,

      The submission of the TDAC can be done in 3 to 5 minutes. You can even do it at the airport while queueing at passport control. I see some QR codes there where people can scan through their phones and they can fill out the TDAC form. You can fill out the form on August 2 if you are arriving on August 3.

  24. Hi, the application form does not accept my passport number. Always says some error. Tried 5 times with no results

    1. Hello Christian,

      The TDAC must be applied for within 3 days prior to your arrival. However, if you still encounter any issues upon arrival, airport staff will be available to assist you.

  25. Good morning.
    Just wanted to double-check this to be absolutely sure…

    My daughter (15 yrs old) will travel solo from Yangon (MYA) via BKK (Suvannabhumi apt) to Amsterdam (NL) middle of this month. She will NOT enter the Kingdom of Thailand, she only transits there to switch to another airline for her flight to AMS.

    I read in the FAQ section of the user guide for the completing of the DTAC form that passengers on technical or transit flights do NOT have to fill out this form. Can you confirm this please?

    Thank you!

    1. Dear Guy,

      That is correct. Transit passengers who do not need to pass through passport control at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport are not required to submit TDAC.
      Thank you.

  26. Would be helpful if embassy website provides link for TDAC online application ….

    This will cut off scam sites offering to provide assistance …

  27. I just filled in the paperwork for my husband and myself. I was required to pay
    Au $ 229.86 before I could continue on this form ever though it is supposed to be free.
    Why is this order number 1467627

    1. Dear Wilfried,

      I hope you’re doing well.
      Please be reminded that the TDAC submission is completely free of charge. You can access the official TDAC platform using the following link:
      https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/#/home

      Kindly note that any individual or company requesting a fee for this service is engaging in a scam or fraudulent activity. Always ensure you are using only the official government website.

      Should you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to contact me.

  28. Always there seems something not working, I can’t introduce my emailadress with small characters so it’s always declared not valid, and at the end always requiring payment, I don’t understand

    1. Hello Ricardo,

      The TDAC must be applied for within 3 days prior to your arrival. If you apply too early, the system will not allow you to proceed. However, if you still encounter an error, you can complete the TDAC at the airport, where staff will be available to assist you.

  29. i will be flying by Emirates Airline to Bangkok from Madrid. I will be in transit in Dubai airport but will not leave the airport and will not go into Dubai. For the purpose of the form does that count as staying in a country? Regards

    1. Dear Michael,

      Yes, for the purpose of the form, you may include the UAE since you will also provide it as the country where you boarded the flight to Thailand.

    1. Dear Win Naing Kyaw,

      I hope you’re doing well.

      Please be reminded that the TDAC submission is completely free of charge. You can access the official TDAC platform using the following link:
      https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/#/home

      Kindly note that any individual or company requesting a fee for this service is engaging in a scam or fraudulent activity. Always ensure you are using only the official government website.

      Should you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to contact me.

  30. This blog was incredibly helpful and well-written! I’ve been planning a trip to Thailand and was quite confused about the new digital arrival card process, but your article cleared up everything for me The step-by-step explanation, along with the tips you included, made the whole thing so easy to understand.

    1. Dear Loong Tien Yen,

      I hope you’re doing well.

      Please be reminded that the TDAC submission is completely free of charge. You can access the official TDAC platform using the following link:
      https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/#/home

      Kindly note that any individual or company requesting a fee for this service is engaging in a scam or fraudulent activity. Always ensure you are using only the official government website.

      Should you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to contact me.

    1. I hope you’re doing well.

      Please be reminded that the TDAC submission is completely free of charge. You can access the official TDAC platform using the following link:
      https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/#/home

      Kindly note that any individual or company requesting a fee for this service is engaging in a scam or fraudulent activity. Always ensure you are using only the official government website.

      Should you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to contact me.

  31. If I am entering for 2 nights before going to Bhatan for a week and then returning to Thailan for 2 weeks of touring and attending a conference do I need two TDAC submittals?

    1. Dear Jon,

      Yes, every time you will enter Thailand or you will pass through Passport Control at Thailand Airport, you need to submit TDAC. You may do the TDAC submission even a day or two prior to your arrival date in Thailand.

  32. What is the sub district of GM towers 39 Sukhumvit Soi 20, Bangkok 10110
    Thank you
    Terry OConnor

    1. Dear Terry,

      I believe the District is Khlong Toei and the subdistrict is Klong Tan.

  33. Hello good morning, would you kindly send me the official website for the TDAC online form ?

    Kind thanks,

    1. Dear Robert,

      I hope you’re doing well.

      Please be reminded that the TDAC submission is completely free of charge. You can access the official TDAC platform using the following link:
      https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/#/home

      Kindly note that any individual or company requesting a fee for this service is engaging in a scam or fraudulent activity. Always ensure you are using only the official government website.

  34. Thank you for this TDAC guide and background information on the TM6 form. I have seen several fake websites like tdac.info and tdac.in.th and tdac.agents.co.th ranking high on Google and trying to manipulate other search results to trick people. Please be sure to use the official website only for all (free) TDAC submissions:

    https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/

  35. I am staying in various hotels in different parts of Thailand (Single Trip). Do I have to list the addresses of all of them on the TDAC, or just the first one? What if my travel plans change during my stay?

    1. Hello Barry,

      Only list the first place you will be staying on the TDAC.

  36. This process greatly enhances Thailand’s immigration system and provides added convenience for travelers.

  37. Hello,
    i need some help regarding the TDAC with information below :
    TH Digital Arrival Card No. :

    the problem is, i have not yet received the email from the immigration bureau of Thailand. i have checked the email address and i tried different email address too, but still i have not receive the email.
    can you help me with this. Thank you very much.

    1. Hello Mangiring,

      Check your spam folder, or submit your TDAC upon arrival at the airport.

  38. Hi I hope you can help , can you submit your TDAC prior to 3 days before arriving as I’m trying to fill out arrival card on line and it’s not letting me go to step 3 . I don’t arrive in Thailand until July .
    Thank you

    1. Hello Robert,

      The TDAC can only be submitted starting 3 days before your scheduled arrival date. This is why the system is not allowing you to proceed right now. You will be able to complete the form once you are within that 3-day window before your arrival.

  39. The new system is too complicated to do on your phone not everyone owns a mobile device

  40. Dear Sirs.

    The TDAC document can be used for multiple or single entry, does TDAC have expiry date…
    if I enter and exit after 1 week, do I hv to apply a new TDAC to enter again after 2 weeks. ? Thank you.

    1. Dear Abd,

      The TDAC is valid for a single use. Each time you plan to enter Thailand, you need to submit a new TDAC within 3 days before your arrival. So if you exit and return after 2 weeks, you will need to apply for a new TDAC before re-entering.

  41. Good day. I’m asking if it’s mandatory or optional.tdac ? , I have a Thai passport

    1. Hello wanthani,

      Thai nationals are not required to file a TDAC unless they hold dual nationality and enter Thailand using a non-Thai passport.

  42. Unless I missed it, there doesn’t seem to be anywhere in the TDAC form to input your email address. This would make it very difficult for the system to email back the TDAC confirmation. This won’t bother a friend of mine arriving on 2nd May who doesn’t have an email address. All shaping up to be an epic disaster on the opening day!

  43. So far I have visited Thailand approx. 30 times without any problems.
    This is over due to your unexpected burocratic approach.
    I am sad, because I live Thailand.
    Endre Rakosi from Melbourne

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