@Tom *******

there even is a user manual on the TDAC website which tells you how to do it

@John ********

you can filll out the TDAC exactly 72 hours before your expected flight arrival

@Henrik ****

that's what I did, a test run without submitting, and saved all entries in a Word.doc document, so when the day arrives I need to fill out a TDAC, I just copy and paste most of it

@Tom *******

not really. You can do a "group submission"

How to do the TDAC Group submission?

1. Click "Arrival Card" button.

2. Enter the personal information of Traveler 1, including passport details. You can also scan the MRZ or upload an MRZ image to retrieve data automatically. Then, click "Continue".

3. Enter the trip and accommodation information of Traveler 1, then click "Continue".

4. Enter the health status information of Traveler 1 as required by the Ministry of Public Health.

- If the country you visited within two weeks before arrival, the country from which you boarded, your nationality, or your flight is listed by the Ministry of Public Health, the system will prompt you to enter the necessary health information. Then click the "Add Other Travelers" button to add the next traveler’s information.

5. Repeat steps 2-4 to enter the details for each traveler. If the travel and accommodation information is the same, you can select the details from "Same as Previous Traveler" for the previous traveler. Then click "Preview".

6. Review your information. If any details are incorrect, click "Edit". To delete the traveler's information, click “Delete This Traveler”.

7. Enter your email address to receive the Thailand Digital Arrival Card.

8. Check the box to agree to the Terms and Conditions, then click "Submit".

9. Download the Thailand Digital Arrival Card. You can also download or print a copy from the email address provided for the duration of your stay in Thailand.

@Bob *********

That's why you should pay attention in Thai visa advice groups, as since the visa-exemption went from 30 days to 60 days, Immigration officials are checking your entry history more accurately, and I have read some reports of the 7th and 8th month out of a METV being refused

@Andre ********

I have entered Thailand a hundred times in the past 30 years and have never been asked. I however have witnessed other travellers being asked

@Bjorn **********

Do NEVER trust "tourist information"sites. There NEVER WAS any ATM airside before the Immigration counters. But maybe it has changed. There MAYBE could be one ATM by now, in the venue where they sell "Visa-on-Arrival" to citizens of certain countries

@Jeff ************

the visa, if approved, will be sent to your email address. It will be a .pdf file. You need to print it and show it to the Immigration official at the border when re-entering Thailand. After having uploaded everything and submitted, make sure you also check your email spam folder. There are print-shops in Vientiane

@Bjorn **********

You can get asked for proof of cash

per person !!!

equivalent of 20,000 THB or equivalent in another major currency by the Immigration upon entering Thailand. In this situation, Immigration won’t accept a credit card as proof

You wrote:

“You can use an ATM at the airport to withdraw cash if you are asked and don't have it readily available”

WARNING!!!

There is no ATM in the BKK airport concourse before Immigration, and they won’t allow you to enter the baggage belt area where there is a blue ATM. If they really ask you for proof of funds, they might have already decided to deny entry . . . .out of whatever reason