Thailand arrival card (TDAC), handled for you

Thailand's Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) — we fill it in and file it for you, right on time.

Who needs this

Israeli travelers do not need a visa for tourism in Thailand (you get a 60-day visa exemption on arrival). What every traveler does need is the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) — a mandatory online arrival form. The TDAC itself is free on the government website. You're paying us to prepare and submit it correctly and on time on your behalf, so nothing goes wrong at the border.

What's included

We complete and submit your official TDAC for each traveler.
A real person checks your details before submission.
We track your arrival window and file it within the correct timeframe.
You get confirmation by email, ready to show at the airport.

Processing time: Instant, but it can only be submitted within a 72-hour window before arrival
Validity: Arrival card only (Israeli citizens get a 60-day visa exemption)
Passport validity requirement: Passport valid for at least 6 months from the arrival date
Submission window: The form cannot be submitted before the 72-hour window ahead of arrival

Required documents

No documents need to be uploaded for this destination.

Per-traveler details

Full name (Latin, as in passport)
Passport number
Date of birth
Gender
Occupation
Country of residence
Phone number

Order details

Arrival date
Country of embarkation
Flight/vehicle number
Accommodation type
Street and number
Province
District
Sub-district
Postal code
Have you visited a country with a special health risk in the last 14 days?

Thailand FAQ

Do I need a visa for Thailand?

Not for tourism up to 60 days — but you do need the TDAC arrival card, which is what we handle.

Why pay if the TDAC is free?

You're paying for us to fill it in correctly and submit it on time on your behalf, and for support in Hebrew. It's a convenience service.

When will you submit it?

Within the official 72-hour window before your arrival. Order any time; we handle the timing.