I have a couple of extra dollars and I was considering buying gold. Does anybody know if there are requirements to report to the government? I have bought a baht here and there, and I never had to show a passport. Do the gold shops report the purchase if it's over a certain amount?
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The conversation discusses various experiences regarding the purchase of gold in Thailand and whether identification is required. Most respondents indicate that no identification is necessary when buying gold, while one mentions needing to show a passport. There are mentions of buying and selling gold at specific shops, with tips suggesting that certain outlets may not charge commission on buybacks.
Gold is super high price now... better to spend in Taco Bell lol
Colin *********
With a couple of dollars, you might get a f sliver of gold ๐คฃ
Ling *****
Nope, no ID. Tip, I bought from the Aurora gold outlet. They are in a lot of malls and when you sell back to them show the original receipt and they don't charge commission.
That is good to know. I often avoid the mall shops because I figured they were more expensive.
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Terary **********
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Philip ***********
Never had to show any id
Kenny **********
Every time I have bought gold jewellery at different shops in Hua Hin and Cha Am I have had to show my passport if I am alone or my wife has had to provide identification if she is with me.