Straight answers about the Thailand Digital Arrival Card and how Thailand Arrival Card Desk can help.
Last updated: September 2026
No. The TDAC is an online arrival card that replaces the paper arrival card for travellers entering Thailand. It is not a visa and does not replace a visa or any other entry requirement that may apply to a traveller.
Yes. Submitting the TDAC through the official Thailand Immigration Bureau portal is free of charge. The official portal states that no fees are required.
The official portal states that the card should be submitted within 3 days in advance of arriving in Thailand, including the date of arrival. Please check the official portal for the latest timing rules before you travel.
Most foreign travellers do, including children and infants, whether they arrive by air, land or sea. The official portal lists Thai nationals, crew members and passengers on technical landings or transit flights who do not pass through immigration as not needing a TDAC. Check the official portal for the current list.
No. You can submit the TDAC yourself through the official Thailand Immigration Bureau portal. Our service is optional and is intended for travellers who want independent assistance.
No. We are an independent private service. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the Government of Thailand, the Immigration Bureau or the Royal Thai Police.
Our fee is for the independent assistance and support provided by our team. It is not a government fee, an immigration fee or a visa fee.
No. Thai immigration authorities make their own decisions regarding entry, visas and immigration matters.
Where can I submit the TDAC myself?
You can use the official Thailand Immigration Bureau portal at no charge. If you still have a question about our service or your request, our support team is happy to help.
