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No. A lot of legacy carries have free wifi. Most LCC's do not offer or have free wifi

That would assume all pax have internet access. TDAC is only available to access via the www

You can only select, for instance, todays date and the next 2 days. All other future dates are greyed out and not selectable

That's correct on, the last page you can cancel and discard all information

I was just seeing if the TDAC was working as the web site suggested and put in a date 3 days from yesterday and then completed the rest of the details and it worked fine

You need to fill in all Red* fields

Australia

Just filled in the TDAC and worked fine for me. It worked as they say it does. Australian citizen, residing in Thailand on Non Imm O extension of stay.

I recently called Centrelink International from within Australia 4 times over a month, mid January to mid February '25. The wait time was never less than 40 minutes, the longest 55 minutes. Once the calls were answered the person on the line, on every occasion was extremely helpful and answered all my questions. Very happy with their service. Maybe calling from outside Australia you may need to take into account the current wait times as i did. Hope this is of some help as to the current wait times

I'm with you @Chris BKK my agent does mine. Using Thai websites sucks

Use AOT many times over the years and never had a problem with them. No speeding, no using the phone while driving, no problem with getting me to my hotel, directions not required. Always courteous drivers. Thanks for your service AOT

Expired (10 Feb 2025) Thai 5 year licence. Arrived at Ratchaburi DLT at 0820 today, no appointment. Documents required, Passport (Australian), copy of following documents, data page of passport, entry visa (non-O, retirement), TM30, wifes bluebook, signed all copies. Original COR, doctors certificate. Visual tests, colour blindness, braking reaction, peripheral vision, depth perception. Watched 45 minute video about road rules and driving in Thailand in general, no exam. Paid ฿505. Had Photo taken. New 5 year licence issued, valid to 10 Feb 2031. Departed DLT office at 0950. Very efficient. Thanks DLT Ratchaburi office

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