Can I provide the ฿20,000 cash requirement for entering Thailand in another currency?

I believe so but amazingly proof of a Thai bank account with 800k in it is not

It needs to be in small denomination bills as well, like 20s and 50s, nothing bigger ✌️

1) take a shower

2) don’t carry a backpack

3) no trousers with elephants

Unlikely to be asked in the first place

Is this just for land entry?

@Frank-Steven **********

I cannot reply to your comment on Paul's post as I have him blocked. But there have been reports of land borders requiring baht. It doesn't make sense but I'll leave his answer on there as he specifically states land border. I'm sure it's not at every land border but it's a possibility.

Yes it can be.

20.000 baht for what? Entering Thailand?

No, they want Thai Baht only. Should be no problem to change foreign currency into Baht at a busy land border crossing provided they have money changers / ATMs around (many do) but not all of them.

Avoid the females and you’ll be fine. Both at immigration and when you’re through. 🤗

Yes it can be in another currency. As long as it is equal to 20,000THB. However, that is what is supposed to be allowed. Whether or not it actually is ... well... that is another thing altogether. Welcome to Thailand. But it is also all in your appearance if you are asked. In my 12 years here and my two children (in their 20's) coming and going as well as many other friends that have visited me over the years... I have never had an instant of any of them being asked for proof of funds. It is a crapshoot like most things here with regards to Immagration officials.

Unfortunately. Their minds are still quite far detached from modern times. Could be as easy as showing balance on a Thai banking app .... but it isn't.

Yes. Must be cash. Equivalent in another major currency is fine.

Yes

yes of course

Yes, 20,000₿ or equivalent in another major currency, in cash only. Or 40,000 per family.