What are the ATM withdrawal limits and fees in Thailand?

30k

With scb you could up it to 200,000 a day

If you goto a mall look for the yellow bank called Krungsri. Bring your passport and a mastercard. Even prepaid is good. You hand your passport and card and you pay zero commission right into the Bank with good exchange rates. If you have only Visa card they will charge 200 THB. If you go with any card to an ATM it will be the worst. Or bring enough cash and choose a booth with the best exchange rate.

Maximum 30 bills dispensed per transaction too.

I signed up for a revolut card to avoid the fee my bank charges of 2.8 per transaction. But I can't figure out what revolut charges. Any advise on the revolut card?

Be careful at a hotel atm $15 fee And everyday bank $10 expensive

The fees suck ! It might say $220 baht but your own bank charges exchange fees and atm fees $38 usd total .

To avoid the fees take your passport inside a branch you can withdraw over the counter with card and passport at some banks Bangkok bank does it

No charge at SCB

Krungsri yellow ATM maximum withdraw 30,000 baht 220 fee. Say no to conversion.

Best to withdraw cash from one’s bank prior to going to Thailand then exchange as & when needed.

I find that works best for my needs.

If going for extended periods of time ie over 90 days, then perhaps a different method of money management needed.

30,000 Thai atm charges 220 baht plus your bank

30 k

The first time I paid $55 USD transaction fee was my last.

Aon atm machines charge around 150 baht fee. But there are not many bank branches in Bangkok. There is an Aon ATM at terminal 21 asoke last time I looked. The mall tha Phra also has a branch and atm on the 4th floor. I’m unsure what the maximum withdrawal limit is however the lower atm fee helps.

20,000 baht is the maximum I'm allowed .. and they all charge 220 baht per withdrawal . Always pick without conversion

Yes 30 thosunds me taken in one time

Hardly use the ATM anymore, Thailand is going very cashless at the moment 👍

Same as you home country (bank) limit.

In Thailand, the ATMs dispense the cash, then the receipt, then return your card. Many people have walked away with the cash and not waited for their card to be returned. When that happens, the ATM sucks it back in and you have to call the number on the ATM to get your card back.

I take out about 20,000 which is $600 roughly little below. Don't seem to have a problem getting that out unless the ATMs are low or not functioning. they're all about the same so just find one that works. 7-Eleven has a few always

I use TTB or Krungsri. I get THB with my Dutch bank debit card at 220 THB per withdrawal

They limited it to 10,000 for non Thai cards

I always say no to the currency conversion. That seems to be the general consensus online.

It is baht maximum from all Thai ATM’s except the Krungsri Bank which are the yellow ATM’s that allow you to withdraw baht.

All charge 220 baht unless you are using a Thai bank ATM card.

Krungsri Bank (yellow bank) ATMs will allow up to 30,000 per withdrawal. There will be a flat 220 baht fee for any withdrawal.

BUT please be aware that during the withdrawal, the ATM will ask you if you wish to use a different exchange rate, which is much worse (5% worse). So, be sure to decline this different exchange rate. Don't "Accept" this new conversion rate, but be sure to pick the "No, Continue without Conversion" option. By doing this you will get the MasterCard or Visa country exchange rate which is a much better rate.

No one could possibly prefer the new offered exchange rate. What is being offered is known generically as Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) and is never a good idea. How can you tell you are being offered DCC? If it mentions any amounts denominated in your home currency, then you are being offered DCC. Don't accept it.

John ATMs are a complete rip off … not only are there fees on each side but the rate they give you is lower than the actually rate… right now it’s about 34.5 baht per $1.00 but the machines give you like 32.5 baht per dollar… doesn’t seem like a lot but let’s say you take out 30,000 baht… which some ATM will allow you are losing of your money just in the exchange… its over $50 in exchange lost plus the fees

It ranges from 20,000 to 30,000 baht but is also controlled by your card's daily withdrawal limit. The cartel of banks in Thailand charges 220 per withdrawal. You can go to the counter and withdraw money, but only at larger branches.

30,000 no problem

bath yellow ATM and 220 baht withdrawal fee plus your exchange rate

30k

The maximum limit is your daily limit on your card.. If you mean the maximum single draw amount its THB 30k

it depends what limit you have and what country you are from i know the Australian banks charge $14 for withdrawals using your card at Thai ATMs but i carry a WISE card put money in it prior to travel

25,000 per withdrawal you get charge 220baht every withdrawal plus what ever your home banks charges are. Cash is king better exchange rate than ya banks.

30,000 baht

220 baht bank charge for the withdrawl

By the bank you withdraw from

Depends on the bank.

The yellow ATMs allow 30,000 withdrawals. All ATMs charge a fee of 220 baht