ArrivalFiller — arrival card autofill for Asia trips

Fills arrival cards for Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam and the Philippines from your saved answers. Unofficial.

Travelling to Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam or the Philippines? Their arrival cards ask the same questions every trip. ArrivalFiller fills them for you. It used to be called IndoArrival. Works with • Indonesia: All Indonesia arrival card (allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id) • Thailand: Thailand Digital Arrival Card, TDAC (tdac.immigration.go.th) • Malaysia: Malaysia Digital Arrival Card, MDAC (imigresen-online.imi.gov.my) • Singapore: SG Arrival Card for visitors (eservices.ica.gov.sg) • Vietnam: pre-arrival information for visitors (prearrival.immigration.gov.vn) • Philippines: eTravel arrival declaration (etravel.gov.ph), after you sign in How it works 1. Pick the country and name the traveller (for example yourself, a partner, a child). 2. Fill the arrival card once, as usual. ArrivalFiller remembers that traveller's answers. 3. Next trip: open the form, pick who's travelling, and press Fill on each page. Check everything, then move on and press Submit yourself. What it fills • Passport details, name, date of birth, nationality and gender • Phone number and email • Flights and accommodation • Visa number • Indonesia: country of birth, port of entry and your usual declaration answers (health, countries visited, quarantine, goods, phones/IMEI), if you taught them • Thailand: occupation, country and city of residence, purpose of travel and your health step answers (countries visited, yellow fever vaccination, symptoms), if you taught them • Malaysia: place of birth, passport expiry, last port and your stay in Malaysia • Singapore: passport, contact details, last and next city, purpose, how you arrive, where you stay and your health answers (only while the questions are worded the same) • Vietnam: your nationality, passport, contact details, visa details, departure country, purpose, flight and hotel • Philippines: your flight, origin, transit, hotel or address, health answers and customs answers (bags, first visit, the declaration list), and your profile the first time eTravel asks for it • Trip dates follow your usual pattern (for example: arrive tomorrow, leave 14 days later). Change either any time. Doesn't ask twice Filled one country's card? While you teach another, it offers common details saved for travellers in this browser (such as passport, date of birth, nationality, country of birth, email and phone number). It shows you whose they are and the values first, and uses them only if you say so. What it never does • It never presses Next, Continue or Submit. You stay in control and responsible for your declaration. • On Thailand's last page it agrees to the terms in the site's own window, on Singapore's Review step it ticks the declaration, and on Vietnam's it ticks that you read the visa notice and that the information is correct. Read them before you submit. • It never touches Malaysia's Drag To Verify slider. That stays yours, and so does Submit. • It never touches Singapore's, Vietnam's or the Philippines' captcha, Vietnam's email code, or eTravel's sign-in. • On the Philippines' eTravel it never answers the customs Yes/No question, the vaccination question or the signature. Those stay yours. • Your declaration and health answers do come back, so check each one is still true for this trip before you submit. • It never saves a certificate file. Upload any vaccination certificate yourself. • It never sends your data anywhere. Everything stays in your browser. No account, no server, no analytics. Saves as you go While you teach a form, each answer is saved as you type. Close the tab or let the site time out, and nothing is lost: press "Fill back" on the blank form to put it in again. Forget to press Done? On the page after you submit, it saves by itself after a 5-second countdown, unless you press "Keep learning" (all countries except Malaysia). Several travellers Keep a separate set of answers for each person and switch between them in one click. Each country keeps its own travellers. Privacy Your answers are stored only in this browser's extension storage. Delete one traveller, or press "Erase all data", or uninstall to remove everything. Full policy: https://arrivalfiller.vercel.app/privacy Open source The code is public, so anyone can check what it does: https://github.com/99Darius/ArrivalFiller ArrivalFiller is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated for the governments of Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam or the Philippines or their immigration or customs authorities. The extension shows one advertisement at a time, for theAsianparent, a parenting app, or, on Indonesia's card only, Rumah123, a property website; neither receives any data from ArrivalFiller.