Thailand Introduces Mandatory Digital Arrival Card For Tourists From May 2025

Attention Globe Aware volunteers headed to Thailand! The Thailand Digital Arrival Card aims to streamline immigration. Here is who needs it and how to apply.


Thailand Introduces Mandatory Digital Arrival Card For Tourists From May 2025

The Thailand Digital Arrival Card aims to streamline immigration by ensuring faster processing, less paperwork and enhanced border security. Here is who needs it and how to apply.

By Jigyasa Kakwani
Apr 03, 2025
NDTV

Thailand is the perfect destination for travellers with its pristine beaches, beautiful temples, delicious food and pleasant weather. With more and more tourists visiting Thailand, the tropical country has now introduced a Digital Arrival Card to create a more seamless and efficient experience for visitors. Starting May 1, 2025, all non-Thai nationals entering Thailand by air, land, or sea must complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) online before arrival.

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Big travel updates: REAL ID and ETIAS Rules explained for US and Europe travel

Here’s a reminder for our Globe Aware volunteers! Starting May 2025, travelers in the U.S. must present REAL ID-compliant identification for domestic flights. Additionally, U.S. passport holders traveling to Europe will need to obtain ETIAS authorization prior to arrival in Schengen Zone countries. Find out more in today’s blog!


Big travel updates: REAL ID and ETIAS Rules explained for US and Europe travel

Apr 7, 2025
TIMESOFINDIA.COM

Starting May 2025, travelers in the U.S. must present REAL ID-compliant identification for domestic flights. Additionally, U.S. passport holders traveling to Europe will need to obtain ETIAS authorization prior to arrival in Schengen Zone countries. Both changes aim to enhance security and streamline travel processes.

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Dr. Drew’s audio blog from Globe Aware’s Thailand Hill Tribes location

Dr. Drew, a retired orthodontist and seasoned Globe Aware volunteer, has already made an impact in Cusco, Peru, and the Galápagos—now, he’s at our Hill Tribes location, just across the border from Myanmar. From there, he’s gearing up for our Philippines program! What makes his experience extraordinary? He’s providing much-needed dental care for local children, just as he did in Peru. (If you’re not in dental field, your work activity will differ.) But that’s not all—he’s sharing firsthand insights on accommodations, local cuisine, cultural immersion on day one, and even how he handled a credit card hiccup when his primary card wasn’t accepted.

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