Do I need to carry 20,000 baht when re-entering Thailand with a work permit?

Visa Rules Work Permit Re-Entry Requirements Thailand Immigration Travel Regulations

October 26, 2018

6 years ago

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If I have a work permit...I leave say to go on a weekend trip somewhere...when coming back do I have to have 20,000 baht just in case?...I didn't know since I had a work permit

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The questioner seeks clarification on whether it is necessary to carry 20,000 baht when returning to Thailand after a weekend trip, despite holding a work permit.

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