Do Israelis need a visa for Thailand?
No visa needed — but you must complete the digital arrival card (TDAC) before your flight. Thailand is moving in 2026 from 60 days to 30; confirm the current period. We fill in the TDAC for you in Hebrew.
Permitted stay: Visa-free for tourism (60→30 days in 2026 — confirm before travel)
How much does the Thailand Arrival card cost?
The government fee has been waived for Israeli citizens — the authorization itself costs nothing to the government, but it is still mandatory. If you apply through us, you pay only our service fee ($10 per traveler), shown transparently before payment.
How long does Thailand approval take?
The official processing time is Instant, but it can only be submitted within a 72-hour window before arrival. Apply as early as you can rather than leaving it to the last days before your flight.
How do I apply for Thailand?
You can apply yourself on the official government portal — or let us handle everything: we complete the form in Hebrew, check your documents before filing, and track the application until approval.
Official source: tdac.immigration.go.th
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Entry rules change frequently and the final decision always rests with border authorities. Always verify with an official source close to your travel date.