Every traveller entering Thailand needs this document, whatever their visa status. Fill it in online with Arrival Card Hub before you fly and arrive with it ready.
The Thailand Digital Arrival Card is an electronic form mandatory for all foreign nationals visiting Thailand, whether they arrive by land, air, or sea.
It replaces the traditional paper-based document and makes the procedures upon arrival easier.
The Arrival Card is required for each trip to Thailand for any purpose of travel and must be completed within 3 days before entry.
To complete the Thailand arrival card you need:
What the document covers, who needs it, and how it is issued.
The online arrival document for entering Thailand, issued electronically.
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One all-in price. It includes any government fee and our service fee for preparing, checking and submitting your arrival card.
Fill in the form
Answer a few simple questions about you and your trip, upload what is needed and pay securely.
We check and submit it
Our team checks your answers for the errors that lead to a rejected or delayed card, fixes them with you, then submits the arrival card to the Thailand authorities on your behalf.
Receive your Thailand arrival card
Your confirmation arrives by email, with clear instructions on what to show at the border.
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Government arrival-card portals change often and are easy to get wrong. Arrival Card Hub keeps one guided form per country, checks your answers and keeps you updated, so there are no surprises at the border.
Start my arrival cardWhat travellers commonly ask about the Thailand arrival card.
Still have questions?Our travel-document team answers by email and phone.No, the Thailand Digital Arrival Card and the Thailand visa are different documents that must be applied for separately. While TDAC is obligatory for all foreigners, a visa is required for certain nationalities.
The Thailand Arrival Card must be completed by the transit passengers who plan to leave the airport. If you're not passing through immigration, it isn’t mandatory.
Yes, all children and infants must have a separate TDAC. The form should be completed by a parent or guardian.
You can review the current status of your Thailand Digital Arrival Card online by using the checker on the Passporta website.
While a printout is not mandatory, we highly recommend preparing one, as it may be helpful if issues arise with your electronic copy.
Once approved, your Digital Arrival Card for Thailand will be sent to the email address specified in your application form.
The TDAC doesn’t allow employment on its own. Foreigners willing to work in Thailand must get an appropriate visa and work permit.
If you realize there is an error in your details, please contact our support team as soon as possible. Be especially careful when typing your name – this data cannot be changed once the form is processed.
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We handle the form, the check and the submission, so you just show up ready to enter.
Start nowAll foreign passengers to Thailand, regardless of their nationality and mode of travel (land, air, or sea), must get a TDAC to enter the country.
Children and infants are also subject to the Thailand Digital Arrival Card requirement. The form for underage travelers can be filled out by their parents or guardians.
You can apply for a Thailand Arrival Card via the Passporta website in a straightforward way within just a few minutes.
Prepare the required documents and follow the instructions below:
The approved TDAC will be delivered to your email address. You need to download it to your device, as immigration officers will request proof upon your arrival.
NOTE: While the paper copy is not always required, it may be handy in case of technical issues.
The Thailand Digital Arrival Card remains effective from the time of submission until the passenger arrives in Thailand.
The form can be used for a single entry on the expected date specified during the application process. Every trip to Thailand requires a new TDAC.
In some cases, applications for the Thailand Digital Arrival Card may be rejected. Therefore, it is important to know the possible issues to avoid:
By applying with Passporta, travelers minimize the risk of issues related to inaccurate information, as each form is carefully reviewed by our specialists.
Travelers need to submit their Arrival Card Form within 3 days prior to the date of arrival in Thailand.
The TDAC may also be completed earlier – in this case, our specialists at Passporta will process it closer to your planned entry date.
Review the sample of the Thailand Arrival Card to know what the approved document will look like:
