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Official e-arrival card sites for Asia, with plain-language help on the form itself. Avoid look-alike sites that charge you. Two things go wrong when you face a foreign arrival card: you land on the wrong website, and you have no idea what a given field wants. Entry Card Helper does exactly those two things. [1] The official URL — not the look-alike site that charges you Search "Thailand arrival card" and the top results are often agents charging you a fee for a free government form. Every URL in this extension is the real government site, checked by hand, with the date it was last verified. Covers: China · Singapore · Malaysia · Thailand · Vietnam · Indonesia · Taiwan · India · Maldives · South Korea · Cambodia [2] Field-by-field help, in your language, on the official page itself Click into a field and a small bubble explains it: how to find your country in a Nationality dropdown of 200 codes, which "Purpose of Visit" applies, whether a field can be left blank. Pin it, drag it, close it — it never blocks the form. [3] Save the trip when you book, get reminded when the window opens Every country has a submission window (Thailand 3 days before, Korea 3 days, Cambodia 7…). Too early and it's void; too late and you've forgotten. On a flight-booking site the extension offers to save the trip, and then: · reminds you the day the arrival-card window opens, one click to the official site · reminds you about the flight the day before · exports to Google / Outlook / Apple Calendar, so the reminder reaches your phone [What it does not do] · It never fills the form for you. It never touches passport or document numbers, and never offers copy-and-paste "examples" for fields that hold your own personal data. · It never uploads anything. Your saved trips and settings stay on your own computer. · No account, no sign-up. [Free] The extension is free. You may see clearly labelled "Sponsored" travel suggestions (eSIM, insurance). Each can be dismissed, and there is a master switch in Settings. Entry rules change often — always confirm on the official government website.