Apply for Thailand Digital Arrival Card

The Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC), also searched as the "Thailand arrival card," is Thailand's official online entry declaration that replaced the paper TM6 form on 1 May 2025. A few key things:

• Mandatory for all foreign travelers (air, land, or sea), complete your Thailand Digital Arrival Card online before you go.
• You submit passport, travel, accommodation, and health details, then get a QR code by email to show at immigration.
• It's not a visa and is single-use (a new TDAC for every trip). The form is free on the official portal; we complete and error-check your TDAC application for you. Apply now →

Yes, the TDAC is mandatory for every nationality, including US citizens, regardless of visa type. Worth knowing:

• Visa-free entry ≠ card-free: every traveler still needs a Thailand arrival card, and a fresh TDAC for each entry.
• Everyone needs their own, including children, and it's required at all entry points (air, land, sea).
• Skip it and you'll queue at an airport kiosk on arrival — and some airlines check before boarding, so apply online in advance. Apply now →

The guided TDAC application takes about 5 minutes online and can only be submitted within 72 hours (3 days) of arrival. After you apply:

• We check every field against your passport, file it, and email your QR code, typically within hours.
• Apply as soon as the 72-hour window opens, so there's time to fix any detail before you fly.
• Do it on your phone; just show the QR code at immigration (keep a screenshot as backup). Apply now →

Yes, you can file for your partner, children, and companions in one TDAC application, and a single fee covers your whole party. Note:

• It's faster than completing each Thailand arrival card separately on the government site, with no per-person charge.
• Everyone, including infants, gets their own QR code, shown individually at immigration.
• Have each traveler's passport and your shared accommodation details ready; we can resend any lost QR code.

Apply now →