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Are older Thai banknotes still considered legal tender in 2024?
Apr 15, 2023
3 years ago
Paul ********
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Hi all wondered if you could help with a cash question. I still have some notes left from my last trip to Thailand in 2020. Some still have the previous king on. Does any one know if they are still in date. I won’t be back until late 2024?

Thanks in advance.
Thai currencylegal tenderbanknotesThai Bahtcurrency exchangeexpat finance
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Are older Thai banknotes still considered legal tender in 2024?
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