@St***

, learn how to comprehend an answer, then read my answer to you.

Some airlines are treating it more seriously than a paper form, and more like a visa; if you have lived in many countries, you would understand different countries and airlines interpret things differently than the host country of a new procedure.

Later it will all calm down, but for now, it is complicating things in some countries and with some airlines.

@Gra***

, yes, read my reply to Mikkel.

@Da**

, read my answer to Mikkel.

@St***

, yes, a new one and I was asked for it, by the airline before taking off, just like a visa is asked for.

@J**

, I did and was asked for it in Bahrain and Thailand.

@Mik***

, for the visa, I stand corrected.

For TDAC, it has more powers than the paper forms, even if unintentional.

If you have not completed it, some airlines, from some countries will not check you in (or at east make it a big hassle); I flew from Bahrain and the staff at check-in wanted to see the printed copy of my TDAC before checking me in.

Complete the new online TDAC, 3 days before arrival, then you can fly.

You will only receive 30 days electronic tourist visa this way (in the government system).

Take a print out of the completed TDAC form with you, to show the immigration officer.

I did it last week.

Read all about travelling and requirements, things change regularly.

Only 3 days before arrival.

Read the instructions!