General · 30 March 2026

Fake Thailand travel card sites charge 90 dollars

Travellers visiting Thailand risk paying unwanted fees and having personal data misused if they use unofficial websites for the mandatory digital arrival card. Authorities warn some sites charge 20-90 US dollars for the TDAC, which is completely free via official immigration channels. Register for it three days ahead of travel to avoid delays.

By BriefTea Editorial · 30 March 2026 at 6:31

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