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Thailand · Digital Arrival Card · since May 2024

Thailand TDAC, the free form, and how to spot the sites pretending to be it.

Everything you need to know about the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC), without paying a middleman.

Last reviewed 2026-04-26
Author entrycardguide team
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The Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) replaced the paper arrival card in May 2024. It is required for every foreign arrival, free to file, and accepted only at tdac.immigration.go.th.

In March 2026, the Royal Thai Immigration Bureau stated that about 10% of foreign arrivals paid a middleman to submit this free form. That is the problem we are trying to fix, one honest page at a time.

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tdac.immigration.go.th
Run by Royal Thai Immigration Bureau. Last verified April 22, 2026. · Archived snapshot

Start here

1. The TDAC, explained without a fee

Who must file, when, what it actually is, and how to tell the official site from a scam. Read this first if you have never filed a TDAC before. → Read the overview

2. How to fill every field

Field-by-field walkthrough, in the exact order the form asks. Covers every error message the official site throws and what actually caused it. About 8 minutes end-to-end. → Field-by-field guide

3. Is iVisa (or any other site) the official TDAC?

Short answer: no. Longer answer, with the sites that keep showing up in Google’s top results and what each one actually does with your money. → Scam site gallery

The fast facts

Who we are, who we are not

We are not the Royal Thai Immigration Bureau. We are not a travel agency. We do not file your TDAC for you, and we would not take your money if you asked us to.

Our current affiliate revenue comes from clearly disclosed travel insurance links in eligible guides. We have never taken money from iVisa or any visa middleman, and we will not. That is the entire business model. Read more on our about page.

§ All pages on this country

Is iVisa the official TDAC site?

No. The Royal Thai Immigration Bureau publicly named iVisa as a non-official middleman site in March 2026.

Last reviewed 2026-05-25
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