Nobody knows. It depends on the immigration officer and many other factors. But if it was a visa exemption and you were abroad for only a short time, there's a chance you might not be allowed to enter.

This is the 21st century. You can use your card and money anywhere in the world you want 🙈.

Revolut is also fine if you have one of the premium accounts ("Metal", etc.).

@Wak *******

Are you sure you know what you're talking about and that you understood correctly? 200 THB is the minimum amount for card payments (unless something has changed recently), not an extra cost. Personally, I don't use the Wise card, but it seems pretty unlikely that such an amount would be charged for a card transaction - especially when using solutions like Wise.

@David ******

This won't work. These QR codes have a different use.

I haven't used it myself, but if the only way to top up is through a foreign exchange booth, it doesn't seem very cost-effective in the long run. You still need foreign cash, and exchange rates at those places are typically unfavorable. It might make sense for short-term tourists in Thailand, but I don't think it's worth it for long-term residents. It also likely depends on how much you usually spend. While it's convenient that it supports QR payments, overall, I personally don't find it better than options like Revolut, etc.

@David ********

Oh, yeah, it's perfectly fine to ban people for using intelligent sarcasm and encouraging others to use their brains to solve problems, but there's nothing wrong with writing primitive insults. Makes sense 🤦‍♂️. Maybe such people should self-reflect a bit on why they get such replies instead of crying like little frustrated girls.

Maybe because it's a question like: "Can someone help me with how much 2 + 2 equals?"

@Darren ********

There's really no point in wasting time explaining the obvious. He wouldn't get it anyway 😄. Just sit back and wait for the incoming wave of insults 😁. Because that's the only thing this troll is capable of 😅.