Get your Thailand Digital Arrival Card: The traveler-friendly way to get it done

Hi there Arminda,

The system won't allow you to apply more than three days in advance, so our recommendation is applying at 24 hours in advance just in case you run into any issues.

Hi George,

As a Swiss citizen, you can enter Thailand visa-free for up to 30 days per visit, however you will need to complete the form for a Thailand digital arrival card. Since you plan to stay from November 2nd until the end of February, including a short trip to Vietnam, you’ll need a tourist visa or to extend your stay while in Thailand.

For your quick trip to Vietnam, you will need a visa, which can be easily obtained here on our platform and allows stays of up to 90 days.

Hi Dirar,

Since you’re traveling from Sudan for medical treatment at Bumrungrad Hospital in Thailand, you’ll need to apply for a Thai medical visa (Non-Immigrant Visa “O” for medical treatment) before your trip.

You’ll typically need:

1. A passport valid for at least 6 months

2. A medical appointment letter or confirmation from Bumrungrad Hospital

3. Proof of financial means and travel arrangements

You can apply for this visa at the Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate nearest to you. We hope your treatment goes smoothly.

Hello Mei,

As of this year, all travelers are required to have a Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) upon entering Thailand. These cards are valid for a single entry for 30 days and you can apply for yours today quickly and easily on our platform. All you need is your passport, dates and accomodation information.

Hello Helen,

As a UK passport holder planning a two-day visit to Bangkok, you do not need a visa in advance. Under Thailand’s Tourist Visa Exemption Scheme, citizens from the UK are allowed to enter Thailand visa-free for up to 60 days, and this period can be extended by 30 days once you’re there if needed.

All visitors, including those arriving by air or land, must complete the new Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) at least three days before arrival and you can get your TDAC here on our platform quickly and hassle-free.

Hey Chen,

You won’t need much; just a few key details to get it done:

• Personal information: Full name, nationality, passport details, date of birth, and contact information.​

• Travel details: Flight number or vehicle information, purpose of visit, and intended length of stay.​

• Accommodation information: Where you’ll be staying in Thailand.

• Health declaration: Recent travel history and any required health information, such as a yellow fever vaccination.

Hey Yui,

You can submit your TDAC within 3 days of your scheduled arrival in Thailand. So, for example, if you’re landing on a Saturday, you can fill it out starting from Wednesday.

Don’t try to do it too early because it won’t go through. And definitely don’t leave it until the last second, because the system could be slow or go down. Once you submit it, you'll get a QR code by email. Save it on your phone or print it, because you’ll need to show it when you reach immigration.

Hey Marcus,

Yes, if you’re not a Thai national and you're entering Thailand, you’ll need to fill out the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) before you arrive.

This online form replaced the old paper version that used to be handed out on the plane. Now, everything’s done digitally. Whether you're flying in, crossing by land, or arriving by boat, the TDAC is required.

There are a couple of exceptions, like if you’re transiting through Thailand without passing immigration. But if you're planning to step out of the airport and explore, the TDAC needs to be submitted before your arrival. Immigration officers will ask for it when you land, so make sure you’ve got your QR code ready.