During Immigration (for tourism purpose), do we need to carry 20,000 THB cash per person? Would credit card be a sufficient proof for funds?

Hi Chris here from London UK. Going to thailand November 30th arrive in Thailand December 1st. Iam just making sure what I need to enter thailand. Is it just my passport. Please let me know. As I don't want any problems in Bangkok airport. Thanks. Chris

Okay time for another rookie question. Is there a dollar amount that I am expected to be in possession of when I'm going through customs in Thailand? Are they looking for a financial statement to see if I can travel?

Hello! We will be arriving in 2 weeks on 60 day Tourist visa. I recall reading something about showing the equivalent of 10,000 baht in cash on arrival and also a bank statement showing you have sufficient funds for your stay. Is this information correct? Thank you!

Hello fellow travellers. Can anyone confirm what docs immigration in Bangkok has asked to see for visa on arrival lately this month?

Thai embassy said just exit flight and valid passport for 6 months but I've heard they ask for other things too.

Thank you 🙂

Sorry for the silly question, I just read another post about showing proof of finances. May I ask how best to show this ie bank statement or money in wise account? Please be kind, I have never travelled and so trying my best to get everything right. Any advice appreciated. I am coming from Australia on a 30 day visa exempt on arrival. Thanks in advance

I am on an extension of stay based on retirement and am coming back to the Kingdom later this month. (I have a reentry permit)

Do I need to have 20000 thb or equivalent under these circumstances?

Can the ฿20,000 cash proof you may be asked for by immigration when entering Thailand be the equivalent amount in another currency?

Do you have to show a certain amount of money when entering thailand by plane?

Hello everyone;

We are 2 US citizens, both had a great 2yr ride on the covid visa, left Thailand 5 months ago to travel Cambodia/Vietnam but just booked a return flight to Samui to stay hopefully another 45 days.

Question is; is it still advisable to have 20K baht cash on arrival to BKK? And/or an onward ticket? Or anything outside of those things?

I don't feel like we should be too concerned about all the covid stamps in our passports bc we've been out of the country for awhile, it's obviously not a border run...

Thanks in advance!