Do I need to carry THB 20,000 in cash when entering Thailand on a tourist visa?

Tourist Visa Thailand Entry Requirements Proof of Funds THB 20,000 Cash Requirement Visa Rules

May 13, 2019

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If you get a tourist visa you need to show proof of funds as a requirement.  Does this mean you don't need to carry the cash equivalent of THB20k when entering the country?

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When entering Thailand with a tourist visa, it's important to understand the proof of funds requirement. While a tourist visa requires you to show proof of funds, it does not necessarily mean you must carry the cash equivalent of THB 20,000 upon entry into the country.

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