Thailand Travel RMB to Thai Baht

You should bring 20,000 baht when traveling to Thailand. When foreign tourists enter Thailand, it is stipulated that each person must bring more than 20,000 baht (equivalent to RMB 4,000 or equivalent foreign currency), excluding credit cards and bank cards. Otherwise, you may be refused entry by the Thai immigration department.

According to Thailand’s National Immigration Bureau, spot checks of cash carried with them are not limited to tourists with visas on arrival. Those entering the country with other types of visas (including transit visas) are also subject to random checks. Judging from actual feedback, most tourists with visa on arrival are randomly checked. :

How to exchange Thai Baht domestically:

1. Go to the bank to exchange directly. Because the Thai baht reserves of each bank are different, friends who want to exchange Thai baht need to call the bank in advance to make an appointment to exchange Thai baht, which is much more convenient than going to the bank and queuing directly. ?

2. Redeem at the airport before departure. Tourists who join a group should have this experience. Before departure, the tour leader will ask everyone to exchange Thai baht. You can also go to them to exchange Thai baht and sell phone cards with a small bag, without queuing, which is very convenient. Some airports will also have fixed exchange points, which is also very convenient. ?

Before going to exchange, be sure to check the exchange rate of the day online, then compare it with the exchange rate at the counter, and then ask clearly whether there is any additional handling fee. Do not exchange blindly. In the end, because you don’t Ask clearly, it is you who is losing.