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What is the maximum amount of cash I can bring to Thailand without declaring it?

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May 29, 2024
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Anyone know the maximum cash i can take to Thailand?
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You can bring up to $20,000 USD or its equivalent in foreign currency into Thailand without needing to declare it to customs. If you are bringing Thai Baht (THB), the limit is 500,000 THB. However, different countries may have their own cash limits that need to be adhered to when leaving your home country. Travelers are advised to keep proof of the origin of the funds, such as withdrawal slips, especially when traveling through customs in their home country.
Stephen ********
There's no limit, but any more than $20,000 USD needs to be declared
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Dave ********
Not sure if you should travel internationally if you utilize social media as a source for information, but it’s $250,000 USD. Trust me.
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Tommi ********
Enough for mother sick and buffalo dead
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Antony **********
Take the maximum and double it! Those Thai girls know no limits!
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Andy ************
9999€
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Kool *******
You can bring as much as you want. You are only required to report any amount over the equivalent of US$20,000 on your customs entry form.
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Andreas *********
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 15.000.- USD
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Colin ********
£10.000
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Frank **********
If you need to send more then allowed, send it to my bank account and I will give it to you when you arrive.
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Wayne ******
20k usd
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William *********
I believe $10,000 but you must declare the amount over that.
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Frank *********
All of it..

You’ll need it all if going Pattaya 🙏
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Kris ********
Any amount ,, more money you spend its best for them,,

Only the country you from has the amount mostly 10,000$ , if more then you let the customs in your country before you leave
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Andrew ***********
You won't need to worry about bringing any back no matter how much you take lol
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Todd ********
$9,999 USD
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Summer ******
You can live like a king for a month off of $5,000usd
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Summer ******
Just bring your debit card and exchange as needed
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Wayne ********
£10,000 anything over declare it
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Ste *******
£10,000,000,000,000,000,00 per day
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Shane *******
@Ste ******
 it's how much I've spent in kinks
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Sean *****
never enough😂
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Nongnuch ********
How much you can take out of your home country without declaring it, is another story!
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Lanny ***********
Don't know but if you have too much I'll carry some of it for you. 😂
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Marc ********
20 but most countries only 10 , 😢
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Kevin *******
£10,000 from UK unless you declare it thailand doesn't have restrictions on money coming in but try to get money out isn't easy !
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Todd ***********
All of it.
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Timothy ******
$32.67
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Charles ***********
Depends how well you can hide it
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Chris *****
All of it
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Ken *********
You can bring 5 million USD in a suitcase if you want. Who cares if you have to declare it or not. Unless you didn’t pay taxes and you’re running from the law. US Customs tells everyone before they board the plane to Thailand you can bring as much as you want , just have to declare it if over
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USD . These comments I’m reading on here sounds like you are all trying to slip in under the radar.
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John *********
£10,000 cash or declare if over
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Kal *********
Be safe ... use bank cards
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Mark *******
Ten thousand pounds sterling 🙏🏻
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Gregory ********
Equivalent of 20 k usd or 450 k thb
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Louie *********
@Gregory *******
 but the exchange is 36-1???
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@Louie ********
 correct—its not converted—any other currency is the equivalent of 20 usd—but if its thb then its 450 k thb—no currency of the cash was mentioned
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@Louie ********
 the exchange rate has nothing to do with it
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@Brandon ***********
 it does—he does not say what currency—so if its anything but thb its the equivalent of 20 k USD—if its thb then its 450k thb
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Craig *********
Anything over 10kUSD usually requires declaration
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Mike *******
There is no limit (however, you must declare if more than USD $20,000 or equivalent).
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Aaron *******
Thai law $20,000 USD or equivalent, without declaring it. Your countries laws maybe a different amount. Ex. USA is $10,000 without declaring it.
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Aaron *******
Unfortunately, I never worry about bringing 500,000 in Thai Baht to Thailand. 😎
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Wayne *******
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 According to Thailand’s official rules, you can bring up to $20,000 USD or the currency equivalent into the country before you have to declare it to customs.1

If you’re bringing Thai baht (THB) into the country rather than a foreign currency, the most you can carry with you is 500,000 THB.1
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Nongnuch ********
@Wayne ******
 your figures are a little bit off. Declaring from 15.000 USD up, and Thai Baht limited to 450.000.- THB . . . . Thai customs published:
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Paul ********
Make sure when you take money out you have the withdrawal slips to show where it came from as they may ask at uk customs mate
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Denise **********
@Phill ****
 that’s what I thought too, but still got pulled over
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Paul ********
@Phill ****
 getting worse mate the drug dog sat at the guy and he nearly missed his flight
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Denise **********
@Phill ****
 likewise, just happened to me, I’d thrown the receipt so had to show the money leaving my bank account on my phone 😐
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@Denise *********
If you don’t mind me asking 🙏 How much cash was you carrying going out through Heathrow ?

As to my research / understanding

anything under 10k doesn’t have to be declared etc ?
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Denise **********
@Darren *******
 £6.5k 🤷‍♀️
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Mike *******
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@Darren *******
 Iwanted to take £20k but serms £10k is the max
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Darren ********
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 You must declare cash of £10,000 or more to UK customs if you're carrying it between Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) and a country outside the UK. If you're travelling as a family or group with more than £10,000 in total (even if individuals are carrying less than that) you still need to make a declaration.4 Jul 2023
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Darren ********
@Mike ******
 - undeclared yes to my research -

Thus why I was surprised at some previous messages - story

regarding needing to prove of £8k being carried through @ Heathrow
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@Phill ****
 well if you get stopped always best to have proof of where it has come from. Border patrol stopped a guy at Heathrow and he had 8k and had to prove where it came from
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Steinar ***********
30 000 baht
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@Steinar **********
 According to Thailand’s official rules, you can bring up to $20,000 USD or the currency equivalent into the country before you have to declare it to customs.1

If you’re bringing Thai baht (THB) into the country rather than a foreign currency, the most you can carry with you is 500,000 THB.1
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@Steinar **********
 up to 500,000 Baht
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Wayne *******
According to Thailand’s official rules, you can bring up to $20,000 USD or the currency equivalent into the country before you have to declare it to customs.1

If you’re bringing Thai baht (THB) into the country rather than a foreign currency, the most you can carry with you is 500,000 THB.1
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Wayne *******
According to Thailand’s official rules, you can bring up to $20,000 USD or the currency equivalent into the country before you have to declare it to customs.1

If you’re bringing Thai baht (THB) into the country rather than a foreign currency, the most you can carry with you is 500,000 THB.1
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@Steinar **********
 $814 US ? 🤣🤣🤣
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@John ********
 $20,000 US Dollars
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@Steinar **********
 next time read the question haha
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Luc ************
@Steinar **********
 that is not an answer to his question. 20K USD or equivalent is the correct answer.
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Martin *********
Depends on your country of origin, but I have a bank account if you want to send a very large amount.
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Graham *********
£10,000
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Tina ********
@Graham ********
 $10,000 US. Not £.
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Lee-Ann *******
@Graham ********
 USD, not pounds
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Wayne ******
@Lee-Ann ******
 10.000 quid to be exact
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Joan *************
@Graham ********
 wat? It's that much
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Bennito *********
Google
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@Bennito ********
 always amazes me that it's just as quick to search it yourself than it is to post a question and take other peoples time.
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@Bennito ********
 to easy 😉
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