jbradley Posted May 4 Posted May 4 I am a US citizen and have not been to Thailand for about 5 years. I'm planning to go later this month (Tourism...not work)....and will only be there for a few days. I'm seeing all sorts of stuff about new visa requirement / e-visa, etc.... I used to just show up and get a visa on arrival (or whatever they call it). Do I need to do anything now? Can I just show up like I used to? Any info from recent travelers would be appreciated. The info on the Thai embassy site is not a model of clarity. Thank you
bgtp Posted May 4 Posted May 4 You should fill out a TDAC (Thailand Digital Arrival Card) online within 3 days of arriving (link).
Griff71 Posted May 4 Posted May 4 Hi Rocky, apparantly there are booths you can do it on arrival but you can expect a delay, if you have a smart Phone it appears very easy to do in advance , 1
Pattayabobb Posted May 5 Posted May 5 3 hours ago, Griff71 said: Hi Rocky, apparantly there are booths you can do it on arrival but you can expect a delay, if you have a smart Phone it appears very easy to do in advance , i arrived on May 1 and anticipated the expected glitches but everything went smoothly. i was initially unable to input my lodging in the TDAC so i just showed the friendly Immigration Agent my reservation on my phone. I found having screenshots of each open took away any anxiety about connecting to BKK wifi as i did not have a Thailand SIM. The lines were long and seemed to move at the same pace as before TDAC. No worry, Beef Curry, @jbradley
hotbastard Posted Monday at 03:46 PM Posted Monday at 03:46 PM I just organised my arrival card. All very easy. You will need: Your personal information including passport number/ your arrival flight information including flight number Your departing flight information, including flight number. Reason for visiting Thailand. visa number if you have one. Type of accommodation. Address of accommodation, including area, sub area and post code. This was not on my hotel booking and I had to visit Google maps to get it. An email address to send your digital copy to. They email you your digital arrival card very soon after. Hope this helps. 1
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