Thailand to roll out digital arrival card for foreign visitors on May 1


BANGKOK (Xinhua): Thailand is set to roll out its new arrival card system on May 1, requiring all foreign nationals to submit their personal and travel information online up to three days prior to entering the country, authorities said on Friday.

According to the Immigration Bureau, completion of the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) will be mandatory for all foreign passport holders, including tourists, business visitors, and long-term residents, whether arriving by air, land, or sea.

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