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Do I need to have 20,000 baht cash when re-entering Thailand on a multi-entry non-immigrant O visa?

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Aug 22, 2019

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Julian *********

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I have a multi entry non-imm o visa. When I come back from my trip to the UK next month do I need 20,000 baht in my wallet, just in case they ask at immigration?

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When re-entering Thailand on a multi-entry non-immigrant O visa, it is advisable to carry 20,000 baht in cash or its equivalent in other currencies. Although immigration officers may not always check this requirement, it is best to be prepared to avoid potential issues.

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its best to be PREPARED. Carry the 20,000 Thb in CASH or its equivalent. With that I wish you safe travels and close commenting.

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Chris ******

Never been asked in 27years of coming through immigration, but times are a changing.

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James ********

they sure are!

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Markus *********

Yep. Or equivalent in other currency. That's the rule. If they check or not is a different story.

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Julian *********

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I’m going to the ATM in Thailand before I leave the country! I live here, so have to take the money out of Thailand, and then bring it back in the following month. Such a dumb policy.

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Amornrat **********

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keep in mind that before Immigration there are no ATM.

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Julian *********

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Never been checked in 15 years of coming and going, but we know it’s all changed now. Ridiculous policy in 2019, and just plain dangerous to be carrying that much cash out of the airport.

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Markus *********

I come in 3 times with the same Visa Type. One time checked, 2 times not.

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Julian *********

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Thought so. Better safe than sorry then. Off to the ATM...

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