How much money should I carry when entering Thailand on a Non-Immigrant B visa?

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Jun 21, 2019

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How much do I carry while entering Thailand (holding Non Immigrant B ) visa?

Is that 10,000B or 20,000B?

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When entering Thailand with a Non-Immigrant B visa, it's advisable to carry at least 20,000 Baht or an equivalent amount in foreign currency to meet the entry requirements.

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