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Explore the Wonders of Northern Thailand with Mae Hong Son Holidays

Mae Hong Son Holidays is a tour operator licensed by the Department of Tourism of Thailand, operating from offices in Chiang Mai and Mae Hong Son. We take pride in offering a diverse selection of private tours, catering to the most popular attractions in Mae Hong Son, Chiang Mai, and various other provinces in northern Thailand. Additionally, we specialize in crafting tailor-made itineraries to suit your unique travel preferences and interests. If you’re a traveler seeking an extraordinary adventure in northern Thailand, particularly in the enchanting city of dreams, Mae Hong Son, look no further. Our expertise lies in curating personalized trips that cater to your specific desires. When you reach out to us, simply provide us with essential details such as your preferred travel month and year, the duration of your holiday, the number of companions traveling with you, your preferred accommodation category, and the specific provinces or attractions you wish to visit. Alternatively, let us know your interests, whether it be particular activities, festivals, traditions, or any other preferences. Armed with your complete information, we will begin crafting your dream trip, carefully designing a comprehensive travel plan. This plan will encompass accommodations, tourist attractions, activities, prices, and other pertinent details for your consideration. Rest assured that your travel plan can be further fine-tuned to align perfectly with your desires, ensuring that your journey to northern Thailand becomes an immersive and authentic experience. Feel free to reach out to us without hesitation, and together, we will embark on a journey to design and plan your dream holiday. With our expertise and your aspirations in sync, let’s explore the captivating destinations of northern Thailand hand in hand, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Thailand Digital Arrival Card System Set to Launch on 1 May 2025

Starting 1 May 2025, the Immigration Bureau of Thailand will implement the new Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) system, which will replace the traditional paper arrival card, known as the TM.6. From this date forward, foreign visitors entering Thailand by air, land, or sea will be required to submit their arrival information electronically. The TDAC is part of Thailand’s initiative to modernize immigration procedures through digital technology. Administered by the Immigration Bureau, the system aims to simplify border processes, minimize paperwork, and improve convenience for travellers. The online form, which includes essential travel and personal information, must be completed prior to arrival. The submission of the TDAC will be compulsory for all foreign passport holders, including tourists, business travellers, and long-term residents. However, exemptions apply to those transiting or transferring through Thailand without entering immigration control and to travellers using a Border Pass. Travellers can complete the TDAC up to three days before their scheduled arrival date. For instance, if arriving on 5 May, the submission can begin as early as 2 May. Once the form is completed, travellers can download the document or QR code to their mobile devices or print it out for presentation upon arrival. The QR code will be scanned by the Immigration Bureau to verify the information. To access the form, travellers should visit the Immigration Bureau’s official website: https://tdac.immigration.go.th Additional resources, including a user guide and frequently asked questions, are available at https://tdac.immigration.go.th/manual/en/index.html and https://tdac.immigration.go.th/manual/en/faq.html, respectively. Individuals or groups can submit the TDAC via the online portal, with the option to update the information anytime before travel. Required details include passport information, personal and travel details, accommodation in Thailand, and a basic health declaration. To avoid delays and congestion at entry points, all travellers are strongly encouraged to complete the TDAC ahead of time.

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