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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.
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