How do I get the best exchange rate in Thailand?

Here’s a recap:

1. Carrying cash into the country and exchanging it at a kiosk like Super Rich will give you the best exchange.
2. Online transfers to a Thai bank account are very cost effective too.
3. Exchanging at bank branches rather than their kiosks offers a moderately better exchange.

Which Thai bank has best exchange rate?

After a decade of living in Thailand, the only bank I use to exchange currency through now is Siam Commercial Bank (SCB). Consistently offering the highest exchange rate, if you’re bringing a large amount of cash into Thailand, you’ll often get more for your money at Siam Commercial.

Should I take cash to Thailand?

Will you need cash or credit card in Thailand? You need both. For markets, street stalls, tuk tuks and songtaews, you will certainly need cash. For convenience stores, shopping malls , hotels, larger restaurants and more, you can use your credit card.

Can you use American dollars in Thailand?

Thai Baht is the only legal currency in Thailand, and it’s not usually possible to spend other currencies. A tourist site that accepts payments in U.S. dollars, for example, will likely have extremely poor exchange rates and you’ll end up paying much more that you would have if purchased with THB.

Will Thai baht continue to fall?

The Thai baht is forecast to droop to a 4-year low over the next trading week, and its largest monthly currency drop for over 20 years. Thailand’s baht has been the region’s worst-performing currency over 2021, dropping over 11\% in value against the USD. …

How much does food cost per day in Thailand?

Average Daily Costs While meal prices in Thailand can vary, the average cost of food in Thailand is ฿481 per day. Based on the spending habits of previous travelers, when dining out an average meal in Thailand should cost around ฿192 per person. Breakfast prices are usually a little cheaper than lunch or dinner.

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