Answer a few questions about your visa and your last entry, and we’ll show your next deadlines straight away. No account needed until you want to save them.
Takes about 2 minutes.
Your country, your visa, your last entry and your last filing. No account and no documents.
Each one is worked out from the rules, dated, and stamped with how close it is.
Enter your email and open the link we send. There’s no password to remember.
Deadlines come from each country’s immigration rules, not reminders you have to set up yourself.
Your arrival is Day 1, so the report falls due 89 days later, and the day you file starts the next one. File online from 15 to 7 days before it’s due, or in person up to 7 days after it without a penalty.
Entry Date Due Date Online In person
Each entry on a DTV allows 180 days in a row, counting your arrival as Day 1. Leaving and coming back starts the count again.
Entry Date Due Date
Each deadline is stamped in the ink of how close it is, and each stamp has its own shape, so it reads even without colour.
THAThailand’s rules today. Japan’s are next.
Four kinds of stay, each with the deadline that matters most to it.
Your 180 days on each entry, counted again every time you come back.
Retirement, marriage and family visas: a 90-day report, year after year, never missed.
Your 90-day reports and work permit dates, in your own language, on your phone.
Education visas in Thailand today, and Japan’s student visa next.
Trips are entry and exit stamps, your visa is a sticker, and every date is printed the way your passport prints it.
Only dates and numbers are kept. Never an image of your passport.
Padauk will print your saved details onto the blank official forms, so you never write the same passport number twice.
Seven languages, including Thai, Burmese, Japanese and Chinese.
Your 90-Day Reports and your DTV stay in Thailand, worked out, dated and stamped.
Passports, visas, trips and country documents, kept as dates and numbers.
A message on Telegram or an event in your calendar before each filing window opens.
Coming soonDeadlines for family members on linked visas, from one account.
Coming soonJapan’s residence card and visas, on the same timeline as Thailand.
Coming soonNo. Padauk isn’t affiliated with any government agency. It works out your deadlines from the published rules, and you still file with immigration yourself, online or in person.
We store only dates, visa type, nationality, and an optional passport number string. Passport scans and biometric data are never accepted or stored.
The core is free. Tracking more than one country will be part of a Pro plan, and its price isn’t set yet.
Add it yourself as a custom deadline. Padauk only works out what its rules know, and never guesses a date.
Not to see your deadlines. To save them, enter your email and open the link we send. There’s no password.
Thailand’s rules today. Japan’s are next.