How many dollars can I carry from India to Thailand?
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How many dollars can I carry from India to Thailand?
You can carry as much money as you like into Thailand. If you are carrying more than USD20,000 or its foreign currency equivalent, you must declare this to a Customs Officer on arrival and fill in a declaration form. For this, you would also need your passport & boarding pass.
How much dollars can I carry to Thailand?
$20,000
According to the details available online, you can bring up to $20,000 – or the equivalent – into Thailand, without needing to take any specific action. Carry in excess of that, and you have to complete a declaration when you arrive – more on that later.
Is INR accepted in Thailand?
No, Indian Rupee is not accepted in Thailand. One must convert the Indian currencies to Thai baht well before making a trip to Thailand. The currencies can be converted either in India or in Thailand.
What currency is best to use in Thailand?
Thai baht
Thai baht is your best bet. Purchase when you arrive into Thailand for a better rate. The baht is the only currency you an use here. Don not change you GBP into any other currency, just change them into baht when you arrive.
How can I avoid ATM fees in Thailand?
How to avoid Thai ATM fees?
- Find out if your bank has a corresponding bank. None of the banks in Thailand are part of the Global ATM Alliance.
- Check your card’s terms and conditions. Banks offer different cards with different terms.
- Use a bank teller.
- Choose to be charged in local currency.
What are you not allowed to bring into Thailand?
No more than 200 cigarettes or 250g of tobacco or 250g of all types combined. No more than 1 litre of alcoholic beverage. For the excess quantities of cigarettes, tobacco or alcoholic beverages, they must be dropped in the box provided by Customs, otherwise prosecution will be carried out.
Can I bring gold to Thailand?
Firearm and ammunition (for instance, fireworks and firecrackers) require a license issued by the Ministry of the Interior. Gold in bars or in plates. If there is no import license, gold may be left at customs.