Can I stay in Thailand for 60 days with a TDAC?

Tdac has nothing to do with how long you travel.

Tdac has got nothing to do with time allowance … it is purely an entrance card

been 60 for over a year

I'm from the United States, and they gave me a 60 day stamp on my passport on a TDAC.

TDAC is to allow entrance at thai territory ! And remaining laps at now 60 days free !

Just an Arrival card. Not a visa. Visa exempt for 60 days if from US Canada, UK Australia among several countries.

TDAC has nothing to do with your duration of stay.

Thailand ‘visa on arrival’ is 60 days currently for many countries

Check your country, on the list of ‘visa on arrival’

It means you do not have a visa.

You do the TDAC arrival card before arriving.

Then at immigration passport control, they will stamp your passport for 60days.

If whilst in Thailand you wish to stay longer than 60days, it can be possible to extend it for additional 30 days at the appropriate local immigration office.

TDAC is an entry card. Depends where you are from as to legitimate stay in Thailand and take that from your date of entry

The TDAC is also required to enter your country. It’s just called arriveCAN. Many countries need some kind of notification that you intend to enter. If the website you visit to enter the travel details ask for payment, youre on the wrong page. It’s free but some scammers set up fake websites. The stamp you receive into your passport will tell you how long you’re allowed to stay. You’ll get 60 days if you arrive as a normal tourist for the purpose of vacationing which can be extended for another 30 days. But most working people don’t have 90 days paid holidays so 60 is enough for most travelers. Even with a long term visa you need to have a tdac. It’s a quick thing to do. Many infos they ask is optional anyway. You can leave some fields blank like visa no. Happy travels

DTAC becomes active on arrival obsolete upon departure no time limit even if you end up on overstay it is still active 5 year visa still active

They Stamp your entry date 8th Aug . TDAC last untill 6 oct

TDAC is the updated web vs the literal cards that you used to fill out on the airplane before arriving in a country!

90 days

TDAC isn't a visa and plays no role in your length of stay.

From Canada, you get 60 days visa exempt upon arrival. You can extend an additional 30 days at an immigration office for a fee.

You don't travel AT ALL on a TDAC. It's an arrival card. Once you've arrived it's done. The stamp you get at immigration determines the length of your stay, whether it's 30 days, 60 days, 90 days or 365 days. Nothing to do with TDAC

Google it instead of just asking easy questions here

If you’re reading that it’s 30 days then you’re on a scam site and they’ll charge you.

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Yes you can and you can extend for another 30 days at immigration offices in Thailand. Cost is 1900 baht

You can travel 60 days on visa exempt, but like stated TDAC has absolutely nothing to do with visas or length of stay. It is a Thailand Digital Arrival Card notifying immigration that you are about to enter the country, nothing more

Tdac is not visa it is thai arrival card

60 days exempted depends , which nationality you belong .

You can't travel any number of days on a TDAC, because a TDAC is not a visa. It's an entry card. It has nothing to do with how many days you can be in Thailand. It's just you filling information to indicate you are arriving in Thailand.