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Yes, we can these days but when it comes to checking proof of funds they prefer to see THB. So it is always good to carry some amount in THB and remaining in USD. Under visa exemption policy they not are putting questions to the people or asking for proof of funds. I hope you have seen my latest video. I only had 100 THB in my pocket and remaining in forex cards: ua-cam.com/video/Y9S5MVk44F0/v-deo.html. But when we talk about VOA, where we pay at the airport (before visa exemption), that has the set criteria to carry over 10k THB as proof of funds.
Sir I have a query. I hope u would help me out. If I go to Thailand on 5th May, will I get free visa for 1 month? Because visa free for indian is till 10 May. I hope u get my point.... Thanks
Anyone who is traveling before 10 of May are eligible for 30 days of stay under visa exemption. But I am also positive they will extend the visa exemption policy for Indians.
There is an concern of high charges of withdrawing money from ATM in Thailand. If you are withdrawing money in Most of *Bank's ATM withdrawl charges* are *220 Baht per transaction* in Thailand but *AEON Bank ATMs withdrawl charge is 150Baht per transaction* additionally your Indian bank will charge some fee (ICICI - Rs.122 + 18% GST - Total: 143.96) also you have rely on the *bank's conversion rate* in my case Market rate - 2.32 Bank's ~2.40, I hope my comment will help people who are visiting in Thailand
Regarding shiw money at Thai immigration, there is article from Indonesian embassy that there citizens are deported if show money of 15k baht not shown when randomly asked . Is the rule changed from 10k baht to 15k baht ?
See carry anything above 10k THB in case we have to take VOA in the future. The question whey we must carry over 10k THB because when we pay fees for VOA your funds will be short by 10k THB. I have covered this in many videos. VOA video before the visa exemption policy: ua-cam.com/video/hJFEqcONZhY/v-deo.html Now, since Visa exemption is in place for India they rarely ask any questions and you can carry most of your funds in the cards and carry Some cash in THB. I hope you have seen my video- ua-cam.com/video/Y9S5MVk44F0/v-deo.html
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Hello, thank you for sharing. When we use card for payment in Thailand, they ask in which currency would you pay in?? Should we say thai bhat or USD??
USD is better but if any machine such as at the duty-free as to make a payment in USD or INR it is better to choose INR
Can we carry us dollars to Thailand? Good idea for money exchange
Yes, we can these days but when it comes to checking proof of funds they prefer to see THB. So it is always good to carry some amount in THB and remaining in USD. Under visa exemption policy they not are putting questions to the people or asking for proof of funds. I hope you have seen my latest video. I only had 100 THB in my pocket and remaining in forex cards: ua-cam.com/video/Y9S5MVk44F0/v-deo.html. But when we talk about VOA, where we pay at the airport (before visa exemption), that has the set criteria to carry over 10k THB as proof of funds.
I can recommend a place in Bangkok for exchange currency.
It's Vasu Exchange near Nana BTS
Better rate will get from USD to THB
Thank you for sharing this bro. This will help whosoever reads the comments.
Sir I have a query. I hope u would help me out. If I go to Thailand on 5th May, will I get free visa for 1 month? Because visa free for indian is till 10 May. I hope u get my point....
Thanks
Anyone who is traveling before 10 of May are eligible for 30 days of stay under visa exemption. But I am also positive they will extend the visa exemption policy for Indians.
Can we use our normal HDFC bank debit card to withdraw money from K bank ATM in Phuket?
You can as long as it is enabled for internation transactions or global card
Thanks Sir
You give very valuable info every time.
Always welcome 🙏
Sir this video is shot on which location? It is looking beautiful. ❤️❤️
Bro it is, Srinakharinwirot university or you can say SWU university near Petchaburi
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There is an concern of high charges of withdrawing money from ATM in Thailand.
If you are withdrawing money in Most of *Bank's ATM withdrawl charges* are
*220 Baht per transaction* in Thailand but
*AEON Bank ATMs withdrawl charge is 150Baht per transaction*
additionally your Indian bank will charge some fee (ICICI - Rs.122 + 18% GST - Total: 143.96)
also you have rely on the *bank's conversion rate* in my case Market rate - 2.32 Bank's ~2.40,
I hope my comment will help people who are visiting in Thailand
Thank you for sharing this bro. This will help whosoever reads the comments. Appreciate it.
@@TRAVELMANTODAY Welcome and thanks to you for sharing videos like this that helps travelers..keep it up the good work
Regarding shiw money at Thai immigration, there is article from Indonesian embassy that there citizens are deported if show money of 15k baht not shown when randomly asked . Is the rule changed from 10k baht to 15k baht ?
I think it's genuine
See carry anything above 10k THB in case we have to take VOA in the future. The question whey we must carry over 10k THB because when we pay fees for VOA your funds will be short by 10k THB. I have covered this in many videos. VOA video before the visa exemption policy: ua-cam.com/video/hJFEqcONZhY/v-deo.html
Now, since Visa exemption is in place for India they rarely ask any questions and you can carry most of your funds in the cards and carry Some cash in THB. I hope you have seen my video- ua-cam.com/video/Y9S5MVk44F0/v-deo.html
best info
Glad it was helpful!
R u sure sir that inr can b exchanged in bangkok for thb
there are some dealers also check the comments with a few more suggestions
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thank you! 🙏
I would suggest..T.T currency
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One Pan card allows maximum 50k INR.
thanks for confirming
ek sath 40000 baht nikal sakte hai bahut sare me 25k baht and 30k baht ka b option dikhata h
Sir ye location kahan hai Thailand mein?
Bro it is, Srinakharinwirot university or you can say SWU university near Petchaburi
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TT exchange are the best
thanks for sharing
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Damni is best at pattaya
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Does RUPAY international debit card works in Thailand ATM and POS ? Pls reply