Everyone who isn't a Thai national needs to complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) before arriving in Thailand, including Australians.
When can it be submitted?
The TDAC can only be submitted in the 3 days before you arrive in Thailand. If you order early, we'll prepare and check everything straight away and submit as soon as your window opens.
What you'll need
- Your Australian passport details
- Your flight number, arrival airport and arrival date
- Your accommodation address in Thailand
- Your purpose of visit and occupation
- The countries you've recently been in (for the health declaration)
How MyVisaMate helps
We guide you through the questions, a person checks your answers, and we submit within your chosen speed once the 3-day window is open.
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MyVisaMate is a private company, not a government agency. There's no government fee for this card, so you pay only for our help.
Popular places for Australians
- Bangkok: the Grand Palace, riverside temples, rooftop bars and huge weekend markets.
- Phuket: Thailand's biggest island, with busy beaches like Patong and quieter bays further north.
- Chiang Mai: old-city temples, night markets, cooking classes and cooler mountain air in the north.
- Koh Samui: palm-fringed beaches and resorts in the Gulf of Thailand.
- Krabi: limestone cliffs, island-hopping, and the beaches around Ao Nang and Railay.
Thailand: quick facts
- Capital: Bangkok
- Currency: Thai baht (THB)
- Language: Thai. English is common in tourist areas
- Power: 220V, with a mix of socket types. A universal adaptor is the safest choice
- Driving: on the left, same as Australia
- Emergency numbers: 191 for police, 1669 for ambulance, 1155 for the Tourist Police
For safety advice and embassy contacts, see Smartraveller, the Australian Government's travel advice service.
Requirements can change. Check the official Thai government website before you travel.