I need help, on the 8th I arrive in Malaysia spend one night and on the 9th I leave to Bangkok to stay for 5 nights and then I return to Malaysia I have to fill the TDAC?

I need help. I arrive in Malaysia on the 8th, spend one night there, and on the 9th I leave for Bangkok for 5 nights before returning to Malaysia. Do I need to fill out the TDAC form?

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Necesito ayuda, el día 8 llego a Malasia paso una noche y el 9 salgo a Bangkok para estar 5 noches y luego vuelvo a Malasia tengo que rellenar el TDAC ?

I need help. I arrive in Malaysia on the 8th, spend one night there, and on the 9th I leave for Bangkok for 5 nights before returning to Malaysia. Do I need to fill out the TDAC form?

As an additional data point on the new limitations on visa exempt entries, here’s my Thailand entry / exit history for 2025 (USA passport). I entered again yesterday afternoon on a visa exempt basis and had no issues or questions.

Sept. 29 enter Thailand at BKK visa exempt. Leave Thailand on Oct. 17 and fly to Vietnam. (19 days)

Nov. 17 enter Thailand at BKK visa exempt. Leave December 13 and fly to Bangladesh. (27 days)

Dec. 24 enter Thailand at BKK visa exempt.

Obviously, this is a pattern for a genuine tourist rather than someone trying to live here on a visa exempt basis. No problem at all on the third entry.

I visited back in January 11th for 7 weeks on visa exempt, then returned again mid May for 16 days then again mid September for another 16 days which on that occasion was asked how long would I be in thailand for by the IO, would it be fair to assume I'll be pulled aside or even denied entry if I was to return on the 9th December for 56 days? Any opinions guys as I'm seriously thinking of leaving it till January instead..

I’m a bit confused, so we need to show the 500k upon arrival as well? Has this actually happened to the majority of people entering on dtv or are they isolated cases?

Hi all, my work in Singapore will likely end in March 2025 and I'm considering applying for DTV. Curious to know if I apply for it now, would there be an "expiry date" or deadline on when I need to enter Thailand with it? I'd like to apply for it early enough to make other plans in the event that it was unsuccessful. I'm holding a Canadian passport. Also, I'm not eligible to apply online through the Thai e-visa system in Singapore, do most people apply at their nearest Thai embassy? Thank you for your help!!

ATTENTION MEMBERS:

The near endless "will I get in okay" post requests

We RARELY let posts where people ask if they're going to have a problem getting in get posted on this group and we get a LOT of people wanting to post questions like that.

It's not that we deny those posts because we don't want to answer/help you, the reason we don't let them on is because there are WAY too many variables in that answer and truth be told there is NO real correct answer. :/

Things that factor in to you entering thailand successfully are

-previous entry / stay history

-what airport you fly into

-whether you were here over covid

-whether you have an old ED or Volunteer visa in your passport

Unfortunately the real deciding factor is the officer you're standing in front of when you go to stamp in <- and that is beyond your control..

There is NO rhyme or reason on why some people with extensive entry stay histories skate in and other people are pulled aside and grilled after one entry :/

There doesn't appear to be any specific nationality they're targeting, no number of days in thailand, no previous number of entries, although ED and Volunteer visas (especially those b/s back door ones people got during covid and those covid extension stamps are considered "stamps of death" .. :O )

When flying in with extensive entry/stay history airport choice DOES seem to factor in to it. BOTH Suvarnabhumi (BKK) and Don Mueang (DMK) seem much harder on people than say Phuket or Chiang Mai <-(which has no reported denial of entries).

All you can really do is be prepared by having

- proof of funds (20K baht or the equivalent in CASH)

-proof of onward travel within the number of days you will get stamped in for <- that means if you're comin' in free stamp for 30 days have onward travel IN 30 days (because that "I've got onward travel in 60 days because i going to get a 30 day entension" line doesn't always work

-proof of lodging for the time you're here (at least for a week)

They (officers at passport control) CAN ask for any of those things, all of those things OR none of them. Please remember the fact you were never asked does NOT mean those are requirements to enter, nor does it mean no one is asked, it just means you weren't asked

Also remember the fact you have a tourist visa doesn't guarantee you get in (especially with an extensive entry/stay history) all having a tourist visa guarantees is IF you get in, they stamp you in for 60 days

AND

A new passport doesn't "wipe the slate", your entire entry/extension/stay history is available to every officer at every entry point to thailand with a click of a button.. Now it can help for them just paging thru the passport but IF they wanna really see how much you've been coming here, a new passport isn't gonna help that much.

There are more than a few 'fast track' or 'safe entry' services out there (and I believe the company that owns this group even offers it)

Make sure who ever you contact about it knows your WHOLE entry/stay history.. Fudging your history to a company that's gonna help you get in is not a good idea.

That's about people. Just wanted you to know why we don't let those "will I get in okay" posts on this group very often (if at all).

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