The e-arrival card can be accessed and submitted on the website www.e-arrivalcard.go.kr, up to three days before arrival.

Those arriving in and departing Thailand via air, land and sea ports must fill in the card – known as the TM6 form – online.

The electronic travel authorisation, called ETA and linked to a traveller’s passport, costs £10 (S$17) and lasts for two years.

The biometric identification system will be rolled out on Nov 1 for domestic passengers and on Dec 1 for international departures

It aims to levy 300 baht (S$11.70) on foreigners arriving by air and 150 baht for those arriving by land or sea.

Inspired by the anime, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Nerv Disaster Prevention App helps its users by delivering earthquake, tsunami, volcanic eruption, and emergency warnings.

Valid for tourist stays between 3 to 90 days. Registration required 1-7 days before arrival.

⏰ Date: Till 30th Jun 2025

The proposed ETA – which is expected to be free of charge – is mandatory for citizens of 93 countries who currently enjoy visa-free travel to Thailand for stays of up to 60 days for the purpose of tourism.

Application for the digital travel permit costs £10 (S$17). Singaporeans can apply for it from Nov 27 via the official British government website or app.

The ETA – which will be digitally linked to an individual’s passport – is valid for two years, allowing multiple short visits lasting up to six months per visit.

Starting on Oct 1, levy will be increased to NZ$100 (S$81) from NZ$35 to “ensure visitors contribute to public services and high-quality experiences while visiting New Zealand”.

Starting February 14, 2024, all international travelers visiting Bali will need to pay a tourist tax of IDR 150,000. This levy supports the preservation of Bali’s cultural heritage and sustainable tourism efforts.

📅 Date From: From February 14, 2024

All foreign travelers must complete the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) online within three days prior to arrival.

The following travellers are exempted from the MDAC requirement:

• Singaporeans

• Diplomatic and Official Passports holders (working in Malaysia)