What is the rule regarding proof of funds for entry into Thailand?

Are you going for a month with less? How will you pay your bills?

Didnt ask for that at all

If it is I’ve ne’er been asked in 10 years 🤷🤷🤷

Been to Thailand 5 times in the last 10 yrs on a tourist visa and never been asked about money

I spend that on dinner and drinks. Cheap night for four or even one.

Never been asked yet about money been a billion times well not a billion times but quite a lot relax don't worry the lady boys will be more interested in how much you have 🤣

Just returned from Thailand for 3weeks …

Flights Hotels Travel Insurance all paid prior to arrival obviously.

Always take cash to survive on (Exchange at a Thai Bank ONLY) when needed or most of the time and have the (WISE APP) account to deposit funds from home bank account to (WISE APP) if an emergency.

Wise has minimal fees and real time equal exchange rates.

Been to Thailand 10times since 2008 including 4times in the past 2years and have never been asked for proof of funds to survive on.

It is a rule but thought it was 20,000 and I have never been asked but that's not to say I won't happen but unlikely

Never been asked.

Yes but they never ask. T

Must be a new thing I’ve been going for 19 years I’ve never been asked once 😳

Does it matter if you are asked it's only 10,000 baht. Small amount of money. If you are going for 27 days you must have more then 10,000 baht to live on. We have been going regularly to Thailand for 11 years. Never been asked. Just got and enjoy your holiday.

You may be asked to show 20,000B in cash (40,000B for a family) or the equivalent in any major currency for a tourism entry stamp

Actually, there are 3 requirements that you can be asked for upon entering the country, if you are traveling visa exempt (without a visa).

1) Proof of funds (20,000 baht or equivalent in another major currency IN CASH ONLY)

2) Proof of onward travel (a ticket out of Thailand within 60 days of your arrival

3) Proof of lodging (at least a few nights of hotel reservation

The 10,000 only applies to people traveling with Visa on Arrival which is not available to many country and they apply for and pay for a 15 day visa at the airport. That is probably not what you have, so your requirement would be 20,000 and not 10,000.

But the only time immigration usually asks to see this is if they want to deny you entry, or if you are profiled (look like you cannot support yourself in Thailand).

The one thing that you generally could be asked for is proof of onward travel, and your airline is the one who usually asks for this. If you are only staying 27 days and already have your ticket out of Thailand booked, then just have that available in the event you are asked and you don't need to worry about that.