TravelFastAndEasy is an independent commercial company, not a government website. The official Thailand Digital Arrival Card is free of charge at tdac.immigration.go.th.
TravelFastAndEasy

Thailand Digital Arrival Card assistance

A private service that reviews and submits your TDAC details. The official form is free; our service fee covers review and support.

Standard Assistance

Processing within 24 hours

$49.99

Government fee $0.00 + service fee

Priority Assistance

Processing in under 4 hours

$79.99

Government fee $0.00 + service fee

Start application

Not an official site. You can apply for free on the official government website.

How Our Service Works

We guide you through completing your arrival card in three easy steps.

1

Fill Out Form

Enter flight details, accommodation address, and passport info through our easy questionnaire.

2

Expert Review

Our team reviews the fields and formats your data to meet immigration authority requirements.

3

Receive Confirmation

Receive your completed arrival document and QR code directly to your email before your trip.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are you an official government authority?
No, we are not. TravelFastAndEasy is an independent commercial company and concierge service. You can apply for arrival cards for free directly on official government websites. Our service fee covers expert review, data formatting, and 24/7 customer support.
What is included in the service fee?
The fee covers manual data verification for errors, proper formatting for immigration authorities, real-time status tracking, and 24/7 customer support.
Can I apply on the day of travel?
Yes. Same-day applications are possible via priority processing, but we recommend submitting your information at least 24 hours before departure.
Do children need their own application?
Yes. Every traveler arriving in Thailand, including infants and minors, must have their own separate arrival card.
How do I present the QR code at the airport?
You can show the QR code directly from your smartphone screen or email at Thailand passport control. We also recommend bringing a paper copy just in case.