Do you still need to show 10,000 baht in cash when entering Thailand?

i been traveling to thaiand for over 20 years. i never been asked to show money

Go to Vietnam instead. Much better than thailand. And a fraction of the price.

E-VISA, for days been trying to sort out sec 8 & 13 about resendency. What on earth do they want ???? I am UK citizen applying in UK for up to 90 day family visit. No wonder numbers are down!! Any help 🙏 please

Technically yes but very few people have ever been asked to prove it!

For those that brag they come with a lot of money, be aware it’s a crime to cross borders with more than the equivalent of $10,000 USD in undeclared funds in many countries.

Beware of the "it's never happened to me, so the law doesn't exist" know-it-alls. Facts are simple. If immigration don't like you or your immigration history, they will use it to deny entry. 99.9% of people it won't affect. If you're the 0.1% you're back on the plane to where you came from. And this only applies to tourism-based entries, not to non-imm visas. This is the page from the Washington Embassy website for the non-believers.

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I’ve been coming to Thailand for 9 and I’ve never ever carried any cash on me!

Think you are mixing things up....it's 20k THB in cash. The 10k thing is the COVID insurance...

20k..

Some people do. Most not

If you look poor they will ask.

been coming to thailand for 20 years, never I was asked about money.

The law has not changed.

If immigration asks, which is uncommon, you need to be able to show you have 20,000 baht or equivalent in a major currency IN CASH to support yourself during your time in Thailand. This has to be in cash and cannot be a bank card, a bank statement, a bank app, etc.