Cookie Policy

Last Updated: 1 May 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) may use cookies, similar technologies, Google Sites tools, analytics, forms, and third-party services to operate this independent informational and traveler assistance Google Site.

Cookies help websites function properly, improve user experience, measure site performance, remember preferences, and understand how visitors use website pages. Google explains that cookies are small pieces of text used to remember information about a user’s visit, such as preferred language or site settings. 

Important Notice

Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) is an independent informational and traveler assistance Google Site.

This site is:

• Not the official Thai Immigration website 

• Not operated by the Thai government 

• Not affiliated with Thai Immigration, any embassy, or any consulate 

• Not authorized to approve TDAC, visas, or entry into Thailand 

The official TDAC website states “No Fees.” Any fee charged by an independent assistance service should be clearly disclosed as a separate service fee, not a Thai government fee. 

What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small files or pieces of information stored on a user’s browser, device, or computer when visiting a website. They can help a website remember basic information, improve performance, support security, and measure visitor activity.

Cookies may help with:

• Loading website pages correctly 

• Remembering basic preferences 

• Improving site performance 

• Understanding which pages are useful 

• Measuring visitor traffic 

• Supporting form or embedded content functionality 

• Helping Google services operate properly 

Cookies do not usually identify a person directly by themselves, but they may be linked with browser, device, analytics, or usage information.

Why This Site May Use Cookies

This Google Site may use cookies or similar technologies to:

• Make the site work properly 

• Improve page loading and performance 

• Understand how visitors use TDAC guide pages 

• Improve content and navigation 

• Measure visits to pages such as Apply, FAQ, Help Center, and Contact Us 

• Support Google Sites functionality 

• Support embedded Google Forms, if used 

• Support analytics tools, if enabled 

• Protect forms and services from misuse 

• Improve user experience 

Cookies should not be used to collect unnecessary passport, health declaration, or sensitive TDAC information.

Types of Cookies We May Use

1. Essential Cookies

Essential cookies help the website function correctly. These may be used by Google Sites or related services to deliver the website, load pages, manage basic security, and support embedded features.

Essential cookies may support:

• Page loading 

• Site display 

• Basic navigation 

• Security 

• Embedded Google services 

• Form functionality 

These cookies are usually necessary for the website to work.

2. Analytics Cookies

Analytics cookies help understand how visitors use this website. If Google Analytics or similar tools are enabled, analytics cookies may collect information such as page views, device type, browser type, approximate location, referral source, and time spent on pages.

Google states that Google Analytics may use cookies such as _ga to distinguish users and measure interactions with websites or apps. 

Analytics cookies may help us understand:

• Which TDAC pages are most visited 

• Which pages need improvement 

• Whether visitors find FAQs useful 

• How users move through the site 

• Whether important pages are easy to access 

• Whether content needs better structure 

Analytics should not be configured to collect passport numbers, TDAC numbers, health details, payment card data, or other sensitive personal information. Google’s Analytics guidance says customers must not send personally identifiable information to Google Analytics. 

3. Preference Cookies

Preference cookies may remember simple choices such as language, display settings, or visitor preferences if such features are enabled.

These cookies may help:

• Remember preferred language 

• Improve repeat visits 

• Maintain selected settings 

• Make navigation easier 

If your Google Site does not use custom preference features, these cookies may be limited to Google’s own service functionality.

4. Security Cookies

Security cookies may help protect the website, forms, embedded tools, or related services from spam, abuse, unauthorized access, or suspicious behavior.

Security cookies may support:

• Fraud prevention 

• Abuse detection 

• Form protection 

• Account security for site administrators 

• Safe operation of Google services 

These cookies help maintain a safer experience for visitors and website operators.

5. Third-Party Cookies

This site may include third-party services, embedded content, payment links, booking tools, maps, videos, forms, or analytics tools. These third parties may set their own cookies according to their own privacy and cookie policies.

Third-party services may include:

• Google Sites 

• Google Forms 

• Google Analytics 

• Google Maps 

• YouTube embeds 

• Payment processors 

• Travel add-on providers 

• Customer support tools 

• Booking or transfer service tools 

We do not control cookies placed by third-party services. Users should read the relevant third-party privacy and cookie policies before using those services.

Google Sites and Cookies

Because this website is built on Google Sites, Google may use cookies or similar technologies to deliver services, improve functionality, maintain security, and analyze traffic depending on the Google services enabled.

Google’s Privacy Policy explains that Google collects information to provide better services and lets users manage, export, and delete certain information through Google account controls. 

If Google Forms, Google Analytics, YouTube, Google Maps, or other Google tools are embedded, additional Google cookies or similar technologies may apply.

Google Analytics Notice

If Google Analytics is enabled on this site, it may use cookies and similar identifiers to measure visitor behavior. Google Analytics can help understand site usage, but it should not receive personally identifiable information such as passport numbers, TDAC numbers, payment card numbers, full form submissions, or health declaration details.

Analytics may collect:

• Page visited 

• Time on page 

• Device type 

• Browser type 

• Approximate location 

• Referral source 

• Site interaction data 

Analytics should be used only to improve the website and understand general visitor behavior.

Cookies and TDAC Information

Cookies should not be used to store sensitive TDAC details.

Sensitive TDAC-related data may include:

• Passport number 

• Full passport name 

• Date of birth 

• Nationality 

• Flight details 

• Hotel address 

• Health declaration answers 

• TDAC number 

• QR code 

• Payment details 

• Children’s passport information 

These details should be collected only through appropriate forms or support processes when necessary, not through tracking cookies.

Cookies and Forms

If this site uses Google Forms or another form tool, cookies may support form loading, spam prevention, or Google service functionality.

Forms may be used for:

• TDAC support requests 

• Contact requests 

• Update support 

• Status-check guidance 

• Family or group assistance 

• Help Center inquiries 

Users should not submit unnecessary sensitive information through forms. Only provide information required for your request.

Cookies and Embedded Content

This Google Site may include embedded content, such as maps, videos, forms, payment links, or third-party widgets. Embedded content may behave as if you visited the third-party website directly.

Embedded services may collect:

• Device data 

• Browser data 

• Interaction data 

• Cookie identifiers 

• Usage data 

• Account information, if logged in 

Examples may include:

• Google Maps for location guidance 

• YouTube videos for travel instructions 

• Google Forms for support requests 

• Payment provider pages 

• Travel-service booking tools 

Users should review third-party policies before interacting with embedded content.

Managing Cookies

Users can manage cookies through their browser settings. Most browsers allow users to:

• View cookies 

• Block cookies 

• Delete cookies 

• Disable third-party cookies 

• Clear browsing data 

• Manage site-specific permissions 

• Set privacy preferences 

However, disabling cookies may affect how some website features work. Forms, embedded maps, videos, analytics opt-outs, or Google services may not function properly if cookies are blocked.

How to Disable Cookies in Browsers

Users can usually manage cookies in browser settings.

Common browser options include:

• Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies 

• Safari: Settings → Privacy → Cookies and website data 

• Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data 

• Microsoft Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions 

Browser settings may change over time, so users should check their browser’s latest help section for updated instructions.

Consent to Cookies

Depending on your location and applicable privacy laws, this site may request consent before using non-essential cookies such as analytics or marketing cookies.

Recommended consent wording:

By using this site, you understand that cookies and similar technologies may be used to operate the website, improve performance, analyze traffic, and support Google services. You can manage or disable cookies through your browser settings.

If analytics or marketing cookies are used, it is best practice to provide a clear cookie notice and allow users to manage preferences where required by law.

Non-Essential Cookies

Non-essential cookies are cookies that are not strictly required for the website to function. These may include analytics, marketing, or preference cookies.

If non-essential cookies are used, users should be informed about:

• What cookies are used 

• Why they are used 

• Whether third parties are involved 

• How users can manage preferences 

• How users can withdraw consent, where applicable 

Marketing Cookies

This Google Site should avoid using marketing cookies unless clearly disclosed.

Marketing cookies may be used to:

• Measure advertising performance 

• Retarget visitors 

• Show personalized ads 

• Track users across websites 

• Build advertising audiences 

If marketing cookies are ever added, this Cookie Policy should be updated, and users should be clearly informed before such cookies are used where required.

Cookies and Payment Links

If this site includes payment links for optional independent assistance or travel add-ons, payment processors may use their own cookies to manage checkout, fraud prevention, security, and payment processing.

Payment-related cookies may help:

• Secure checkout 

• Fraud detection 

• Payment session management 

• Transaction completion 

• Receipt generation 

Payment processors have their own privacy and cookie policies. Users should review those policies before making payment.

Cookies and Optional Travel Add-Ons

If optional travel services are offered, such as airport transfers, eSIMs, lounge access, or arrival support, third-party providers may use cookies or similar technologies on their booking pages.

Optional travel add-ons are separate from the official TDAC process. The official TDAC website states “No Fees,” so any add-on or assistance fee should be clearly disclosed separately. 

Data Collected Through Cookies

Cookies and similar technologies may collect technical or usage information such as:

• IP address 

• Browser type 

• Device type 

• Operating system 

• Pages visited 

• Referring website 

• Date and time of visit 

• Approximate location 

• Interaction data 

• Cookie identifiers 

Cookies should not be used to intentionally collect passport details, TDAC numbers, health declaration data, or payment card numbers.

How Long Cookies Stay on Your Device

Cookies may be:

Session Cookies

These cookies are temporary and may be deleted when you close your browser.

Persistent Cookies

These cookies may remain on your device for a set period unless deleted manually.

Cookie duration depends on the cookie provider, browser settings, and tool configuration.

Do Not Track Signals

Some browsers offer “Do Not Track” settings. Not all websites or third-party tools respond to these signals in the same way.

Users who want more control should manage cookies directly through browser privacy settings or use available privacy controls offered by Google or other third-party providers.

Google Account and Privacy Controls

If you are signed into a Google Account, Google may provide account-level privacy settings, ad settings, activity controls, and data management options. Users can review Google’s privacy tools to manage certain data linked to their Google account. Google’s Privacy Policy explains that users can update, manage, export, and delete information through Google controls. 

Cookie Policy Updates

This Cookie Policy may be updated from time to time if:

• New cookies are added 

• Google Sites settings change 

• Google Analytics is enabled or disabled 

• New third-party tools are added 

• Payment tools are added 

• Travel add-on providers are added 

• Legal requirements change 

• Privacy practices change 

The latest version should always show the Last Updated date.

Last Updated: 1 May 2026

Important Safety Warning

Travelers should be careful when using TDAC-related websites. Thailand’s Immigration Bureau has warned foreign travelers about fraudulent websites falsely offering TDAC services for a fee, while emphasizing that the official TDAC process is mandatory but free through official government channels. 

Before using any TDAC-related website, check:

• Clear independent-site disclosure 

• Clear service-fee disclosure 

• Privacy Policy 

• Cookie Policy 

• Data Protection Policy 

• Refund Policy 

• Contact information 

• Secure forms 

• No false government branding 

• No guaranteed immigration approval claim 

FAQs for Cookie Policy Page

What are cookies?

Cookies are small pieces of information stored on your device or browser to help websites work, remember preferences, improve performance, and measure usage.

Does this Google Site use cookies?

Because this website is built on Google Sites, Google services may use cookies or similar technologies to deliver the site, maintain security, and support functionality. Additional cookies may apply if Google Analytics, Google Forms, maps, videos, or third-party tools are used.

Does this site use Google Analytics?

Google Analytics may be used if enabled by the site owner. If used, it may collect general usage data such as page views, browser type, device type, approximate location, and interaction data. It should not collect passport, TDAC, health, or payment information.

Can I disable cookies?

Yes. You can manage or disable cookies through your browser settings. Some features may not work properly if cookies are blocked.

Are cookies used to store passport details?

No. Cookies should not be used to store passport numbers, TDAC numbers, health declaration details, QR codes, or payment card information.

Do third-party services use cookies?

Yes, third-party services such as Google Forms, Google Analytics, Google Maps, YouTube, payment processors, or travel add-on providers may use their own cookies according to their own policies.

Is this the official Thai Immigration website?

No. Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) is an independent informational and assistance Google Site. It is not the official Thai Immigration website or a government authority.

Is the official TDAC free?

Yes. The official TDAC website states “No Fees.”