Without wanting to cause confusion, it depends on your transfer at Amsterdam. If you don't actually enter through their immigration, then it would be France. If you do go through immigration, then of course it would be Netherlands as your last port of embarkation before arriving in Thailand.

We completed our TDAC both ways, neither of us were picked up on it when entering Thai immigration. They probably don't really care as they've got the most important information from you via your flight number.

@Mark *****

no worries Mark.

It's also free of charge, so if you do it online yourself be wary of the scam websites tgat ask for payment.

@Jon ****

yeah, it's a shame many don't remember back to when they had no idea about some aspects of travel and had to ask questions themselves. Enjoy your trip.

@Frank *********

always good to ask, especially if they entered before the TDAC came into place.

Jon, possibly you didn't complete the TDAC during your first visit as it only began a couple off months ago.

So, go onto the Thai immigration website and complete your Thailand Digital Arrivals Card. It should be completed only within 3 days prior to your entry to the country.

Ensure you make no payment for this electronic card as some are still paying 50 usd etc - it's free kf charge.

On entry to Thailand, they'll scan your passport and all your card details will appear on their database, some tourists still send a copy of the card onto their phone as proof it's even done, be we don't bother.

It's still 60 day visa exempt stamp for must countries, but you need to check for yourself.

@Brandon ***********

is myanmar open for tourists again?

@Andy *********

which border is open for a border run into Myanmar? I've just left Mae Sot and all land crossings are closed that I know of.

There is a boat crossing from further down Thailand but that's about it.