Important information for those planning a trip to Phuket!
Starting from May 1st, all foreigners entering Thailand must complete a digital immigration form in advance – the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC). This measure is aimed at speeding up the border crossing process.
The form is available at https://tdac.immigration.go.th/. It must be filled out within three days prior to entering the country, and in English. It’s a simple process: you’ll need to provide personal details and travel information (flight numbers, hotel address, purpose of visit). Once completed, the form will be sent to your email – you’ll need to show it to the immigration officer, either on your smartphone screen or as a printed copy.
Travelers transiting through Thailand do not need to complete the TDAC.
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