This advertiser appears to raise concerns under Google Ads policy, including the "Electronic travel visas and authorizations" section at https://support.google.com/adspolicy/answer/13156083. Based on the ad copy and service flow we reviewed, the advertiser appears to promote "free" TDAC services while directing travelers toward paying $92 (3,128 THB) to submit a TDAC form within the officially free 72-hour submission window described by the Thai government. During this period, TDAC submission is available without government charge, so advertising the service as "free" while still collecting payment may be misleading to travelers. Based on our testing, this service did not appear to provide expedited processing, special access, or another clearly stated benefit that would justify the fee during the free submission window. The Thai government has published official advisories warning travelers about operators that advertise "fast approvals" or "free" TDAC-related services while still charging fees for submissions that are otherwise available without official charge. Those advisories caution travelers about businesses that may exploit confusion around government processes. If this advertiser is running Google Ads that promote a "free" TDAC service while charging users within that free submission window, the ads may misrepresent the nature of the offering and may be inconsistent with Google's misrepresentation and consumer deception policies. This advertising may facilitate conduct that conflicts with official government guidance and Google's own advertising policies. The advertiser identified in the ad records reviewed is Nikolaj Schmidt (Advertiser ID: AR17452140406572580865), based in Denmark, operating the domain e-visa.travel. We believe this activity should be reviewed by Google and, if confirmed to violate policy, removed in order to reduce potential consumer harm and protect travelers from misleading advertising.