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Last verified 11 Oct 2026.
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Waymora lists four Thai government websites: immigration.go.th for the Immigration Bureau, tdac.immigration.go.th for the Digital Arrival Card, thaievisa.go.th for the e-Visa, and sso.go.th for Social Security. Two different bodies are involved, so the website you apply on before you fly is not the one you deal with after you land. Compare any pasted address in Scam Shield.
Waymora lists 4 Thai government websites, each opened on 2026-08-16. A website reaches the Directory only after Waymora opens it, and the date below is the day it was opened, not the day this page was written.
immigration.go.th - Thailand Immigration Bureau. Immigration Bureau notices, including Thailand Digital Arrival Card guidance. Opened 2026-08-16.
sso.go.th - Social Security Office. Thailand Social Security Office public site. Opened 2026-08-16.
tdac.immigration.go.th - Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC). Official digital arrival card. The Immigration Bureau states passengers must complete it. No fee on this official website. Opened 2026-08-16.
thaievisa.go.th - Thailand e-Visa. Official e-Visa site of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand. Opened 2026-08-16.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs runs the e-Visa at thaievisa.go.th. The Immigration Bureau runs entry and stay at immigration.go.th. Applying on one does not create a record you can manage on the other, and a page that offers to handle both in one place is not either of them. Confirm which body handles your step on the official government website.
The Immigration Bureau states that passengers must complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card, and it is published at tdac.immigration.go.th with no fee on that website. A page that charges you to submit an arrival card is not the Immigration Bureau, whatever the address looks like. Paste the address into Scam Shield before you enter anything.
Thailand's Ministry of Tourism and Sports said the same in a warning published on 17 October 2025 at mots.go.th: TDAC registration is completely free, it can only be submitted on the Immigration Bureau website, and websites that claim to register the card for a fee are not official Thai government websites. The ministry asks travellers to keep the address, screenshots or messages and report them, naming the Cyber Police hotline 1441 and the 1212 Online Complaint Center. Waymora reopened the warning on 11 October 2026.
Visa-rule articles and fee tables. Nothing here tells you which Thai visa to hold or what it costs, because those change on the government website and Waymora will not restate them until a person has verified the reading. Confirm every requirement, fee and filing on the websites above.
No. Waymora lists the websites it has opened and helps you track the next step. You apply on the government website itself.
No. Visa-rule pages wait for a reading a person has verified. The Directory and the emergency numbers ship first because they can be checked by opening the website.
tdac.immigration.go.th, published by the Immigration Bureau. Thailand's Ministry of Tourism and Sports said on 17 October 2025 that TDAC registration is free and can only be submitted there, and that websites asking for a fee are not official. Waymora reopened both pages on 11 October 2026.
Not on tdac.immigration.go.th, the website the Immigration Bureau publishes it on. Waymora does not quote a fee for it, and a page that asks you for one is not that website.
thaievisa.go.th, run by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; its home page calls itself the Official Website of Thailand Electronic Visa (reopened 11 October 2026). Waymora does not restate e-Visa rules or fees, so read them there.
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