Must I bring cash into Thailand?

With the continuous progress of modern society, informatization is becoming more and more advanced, and the payment method has abandoned the original traditional cash payment and developed into a unified online payment, which is very convenient. Therefore, people gradually do not carry cash out of the country. However, due to the inconsistent payment methods in various countries, many countries require that cash be brought into Thailand when traveling abroad, so must cash be brought into Thailand?

According to the type of Thai visa, the requirements for cash for entry are also different. Paper materials are prepared in China and submitted to the embassy. When carrying stickers, each person is required to carry 20,000 Thai baht in cash and 40,000 Thai baht for each family. This requirement is not mandatory, because the customs will randomly check whether the spot check is related to luck, but it is recommended to carry them. If the spot check is found not, a fine will be imposed.

When handling landing visa in Thailand, you can board the plane first, bring your passport, photo, copy of ID card, round-trip air ticket reservation, hotel order and cash to enter the country. Each person needs to carry 10,000 Thai baht, and families need to carry 20,000 Thai baht or equivalent foreign currency. This requirement is mandatory. If you do not carry it, you may be refused landing visa entry, so you must carry it.

Regardless of whether you enter the country with a valid visa page or re-enter the country, the embassy is required to carry a certain amount of cash with you, so it is recommended that applicants carry a certain amount of Thai baht or equivalent foreign currency re-entry activities in accordance with the embassy regulations.

In any case, cash must be brought into Thailand. Although the embassy is only mandatory when applying for landing visa, it will do random checks when entering with a valid visa. Although there is a lot of luck to bear, once it is checked that it is not carried, it may impose a high fine, and the gain will not be worth the loss.