How much cash do I need to show at airport customs for a tourist visa in Thailand?

Thailand Visa Rules Cash Requirement Tourist Visa Visa on Arrival 60-day Tourist Visa 30-day Visa on Arrival

Oct 28, 2019

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Quick question -- how much cash do I need to show at the airport customs if I am traveling alone? Is the amount different for 60-day tourist visa or 30-day visa on arrival? Thank you! 🙏

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Travelers need to show a minimum of 20,000 Thai Baht in cash when passing through airport customs in Thailand, regardless of whether they are on a 60-day tourist visa or a 30-day visa on arrival. There is no difference in cash requirements based on the type of visa.

James ********

There is no difference...

Its 20,000 Thai baht or its equal in CASH. No ATM machines available before Thai Immigration.

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20 K THB

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