Eingabemaske der TDAC für Reisen nach Thailand

24 Questions and Answers About TDAC

The TDAC (Thailand Digital Arrival Card) has been an integral part of Thailand’s entry requirements since its introduction in May 2025. However, many travelers are unsure how to fill out the TDAC correctly and which information is actually required.

To help you prepare for your next trip to Thailand, I have compiled the most important questions about the Thailand Digital Arrival Card in a logical order, guiding you safely through the entire application process.


Basic Information 


Access and Preparation


Timing


Filling Out the Form – Specific Fields


Final Steps and Updates


Did you keep count? Yes, it’s more than 24 questions — new ones keep being added.

Do you have a question that hasn’t been answered? Then write it in the comments. I’ll answer all of them as best as I can.


Tips for TDAC

To ensure a smooth entry, you should proactively follow these recommendations:

  • Use only the official website: To avoid fraud, use only the URL tdac.immigration.go.th.  
  • Pay attention to the time window: Complete the form within the 72-hour window before your arrival — but not earlier.  
  • Double-check critical details: Important information such as your name and passport number cannot be changed after submission, so careful review is essential before sending the form.  
  • Keep proof with you: Save the confirmation with the QR code on your device and, as a precaution, carry a printed copy in case of technical issues.  
  • Prepare for possibledelays: If the form is not completed in advance, waiting times at immigration checkpoints are to be expected.

This is what the TDAC Form looks like.

Start by visiting the website www.tdac.immigration.go.th.

If you want to create a new TDAC arrival card, select “Arrival Card.” 
If you want to correct an existing one, select “Update Arrival Card.” 

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Hallo, ich bin Stefan

Seit 2014 lebe ich hauptsächlich in Chiang Rai, der nördlichsten Provinz Thailands.

Hier auf STEFANinTHAILAND berichte ich über Leben, Reisen und Radfahren in Thailand. Neugier und Lust auf Aktivitäten sind meine größte Motivation, um Land und Leute zu erkunden. Vor allem für Chiang Rai werde ich als Experte bezeichnet.

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