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Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) for BKK passengers

What to prepare and how to avoid unofficial lookalike services before entering Thailand.

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Reviewed by the AirportHai passenger-information team against the official sources below. Reconfirm live details with the airline and airport signs on the day of travel.

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Use the official channel

The Thailand Digital Arrival Card is a national arrival requirement, not an airport Fast Track product. Complete it only through the current official Thai immigration channel.

Recheck the current eligibility and submission window with Thai immigration before travel. Avoid services that charge unexpectedly or request unnecessary information.

Prepare accurate details

Have passport, flight, travel-date and Thailand accommodation details ready and make them match the supporting documents. Save the submission evidence offline.

TDAC does not guarantee admission and does not replace a visa or any other required document. The responsible authority makes the final decision.

Checklist

  • Use the official website
  • Match passport details
  • Save proof offline
  • Check visa rules separately

Frequently asked questions

Does TDAC replace a visa?

No. TDAC is an arrival card, not a visa or permission to enter Thailand.

Should I pay an unofficial website to submit TDAC?

Use the Immigration Bureau source linked below and be cautious of unrelated sites requesting payment or unnecessary data.

Sources and verification

We prioritize authority sources and separate live operational details from general guidance. Hours, routing, requirements and terminal arrangements can change.