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How much money do I need to show at immigration in Thailand per person?

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Jun 12, 2019

6 years ago

Brett *****

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Is it 10000bht you may have show at immigration per person 

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The question seeks clarification on the amount of cash, specifically 10,000 THB, that needs to be shown at immigration per individual in Thailand.

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