Best eVisa for Thailand
The official link goes to tdac.immigration.go.th. NUM isn’t a government agency or a visa service. Rules change, so confirm on the official site before you pay or travel.
The Thailand Digital Arrival Card in brief.
| Fee | Free |
|---|---|
| When to apply | Within 3 days before arrival |
Do you need it?
All foreign nationals entering by air, land or sea, each time they enter, whatever visa they hold. Travelers in transit who don’t pass immigration are exempt.
What to have ready.
- Your travel details.
- Your accommodation details.
The short answers.
What is the best eVisa for Thailand?
The TDAC is a free online arrival form for foreign nationals. It isn’t a visa. Apply on the official site, unless you want to pay a private service for help.
Who needs the Thailand Digital Arrival Card?
All foreign nationals entering by air, land or sea, each time they enter, whatever visa they hold. Travelers in transit who don’t pass immigration are exempt.
How much does it cost?
Free. Fees change, so confirm it on the official site before you pay.
When should I apply?
Within 3 days before arrival.
Does NUM issue the Thailand Digital Arrival Card?
No. NUM isn’t a government agency or a visa service, and we don’t decide applications. We explain what’s needed and link to the official site.
Land connected.
Get your data ready before you fly with a Thailand eSIM. Need anything else? Text NUM.
Where this comes from.
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