I plan to travel to Thailand recently, but the travel agency requires to bring 5000 yuan in cash, otherwise I will be refused entry if I am spot-checked. I want to know how to protect it.

This situation is due to Thailand's recent new visa regulations:

Foreigners entering Thailand must carry no less than 20,000 baht (or equivalent foreign currency) with them, accounting for about 4,000 yuan. Bank credit cards, etc. Is invalid. Thai immigration officials randomly check that those with insufficient cash will be refused entry. This provision applies to all kinds of visa entrants, including landing visa.

According to this and the change of exchange rate, it is estimated that your travel agency requires you to bring enough RMB 5000.

Regarding the protection of cash, it can only be the following:

1, scattered and saved. Don't put them together. If there is a password lock, the interlayer of the hard box (the zipper of the soft box is not safe), handbags, backpacks and so on are all better places to keep it. The advantage of dispersion is that even if it is stolen, it will not be taken away at once.

2. Take only a part of cash when you go out every day (the amount needed for the day's expenses). Consider asking for a safe from the hotel or putting it in the safe in your room. If you don't have a safe, you can lock it in a travel hard box (if you are still worried, you can keep this safe at the front desk, double insurance).

In fact, 5000 yuan is not too much, so don't be too nervous. Being too nervous and flustered will attract the attention of thieves or people with a heart. Be cautious when going out, confident and natural.