Starting December 1, Thailand will be launching an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system for all travellers ... enter their information through an application and no charges will be taken ...

There will be no fee for the application process. ALSO READ | Debt-Ridden Bengaluru Employee Steals 50 Laptops From Office, Arrested Travellers can apply for the ETA electronically, with the Thai ...

Travellers will be required to submit their application online prior ... Travellers with the ETA will be allowed to stay in Thailand for up to 60 days without a visa upon their point of entry.

To submit the TDAC application, visit the Thailand Immigration Bureau’s official ... and a separate Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system in 2025. However, both have been postponed ...

Thailand will implement a new requirement for travelers from 93 countries that previously enjoyed visa-free entry. These travelers will now need to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) ...

SINGAPORE: Thailand is moving towards implementing ... he also cautioned against a growing number of scam sites that masquerade as ETA application platforms, that can cheat travellers of the ...

BANGKOK (Bernama): Thailand will not abolish the current visa exemptions and visa-on-arrival schemes despite plans to implement an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system, according to the ...

An ETA, or Electronic Travel Authorisation, is a document that citizens of 93 countries with the right of visa-free entry for 60 days to Thailand must obtain before they travel to the kingdom.

“Currently, the relevant Thai authorities are in discussions ... to the UK are required to apply for and obtain an ETA permit. Application for the digital travel permit costs £10 (S$17).