How much baht do two people bring to Thailand?

Question 1: If two people go to Thailand for a week, how much baht will they exchange? Personal recommendation: Thai baht of 1K-2K per person is enough. Make an appointment in advance with Bank of China to exchange. If you don't have enough cash, you can use your UnionPay debit card to withdraw money from a local ATM. The exchange rate is calculated based on the People's Bank of China's foreign exchange rate on the day. The handling fee is very cheap, and it seems to only cost about ten yuan. And since you are traveling with a group, most of the shopping attractions we take you to can use UnionPay channels. If you go to the supermarket to shop by yourself, you may not be able to use UnionPay. You have to use a credit card and settle in foreign currency (Thai Baht-USD-RMB). Do not change with the tour guide. For foreign currency, do not go to the local bank’s foreign currency exchange window to exchange foreign currency, as the exchange rate is not economical. Tips: There are 3 small questions: 1. Thai hotels generally provide 2 bottles of drinking water glass bottles every day. They will be replaced for you every day when the room is cleaned, but they are not delicious. I suggest you buy drinks, freshly squeezed ones are good, and Cheap. Most places I've lived in have electric kettles, but don't use water from the faucet for boiling. (You can bring a Lock Cup) Please try to bring your own toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, shower gel, slippers, etc. Most hotels do not provide them, but there are many convenience stores in Thailand and you can buy them locally. Thai slippers are also good. Flip-flops are usually made of rubber soles, unlike those in China which are made of foam soles. We went there and bought several pairs to take back home. 2. Most plugs in Thai hotels are flat two-pin sockets. I brought a universal socket to facilitate the conversion of USB and domestic interfaces. (Available on Taobao) 3. Phone charges in Thailand are very cheap. It is recommended that domestic mobile phone numbers activate temporary international roaming. You will receive text message reminders for each card swipe, and then bring an extra small mobile phone to buy a card locally. If you don’t have many phone calls, it’s okay not to buy a local card. Also, take some norfloxacin, cephalosporins and other medicines with you when you go out (to prevent diarrhea). Bring a jacket (the air conditioner in Thailand and in the car is turned on very low, it is quite cold)

Question 2: Hello, how much do you need to bring for a week in Thailand? How much baht do you need to exchange? Pay attention to what you can exchange for 3,000 RMB in Thai Baht. For everything else, just bring RMB and you won’t need it. Hotel itineraries and other things can be booked online. You don’t need to know Thai to go to Thailand, you just need to know English and Chinese.

Question 3: How much cash should be prepared for two people (one adult and one 5-year-old child) to exchange for baht when traveling to Thailand? Thanks! The Tourism Authority of Thailand requires each person to bring at least 20,000 baht or the equivalent in cash into the country for random inspection. Generally, those who take children to play are willing to spend money and will not be investigated. If you want to eat, have fun and live in a good place, and if you are determined to travel independently, 5,000 yuan per person should be enough for about five days of travel. A basic meal costs 200 RMB, and other activities and experience items cost about 300 RMB.

Question 4: How much baht should you bring when traveling to Thailand? Everyone’s consumption standards are different. The consumption level in Thailand is roughly the same as that in China. You can make your own estimate. If it were me, I would first exchange it for 20,000 baht. People, please bring credit cards and debit cards

Question 5: How many bahts do two people generally need to bring when going to Thailand with a group? One person brings 10,000 bahts. According to the current real-time exchange rate: 1 baht = 0.2013 yuan, transaction The transaction price at the bank counter shall prevail.

Question 6: How much baht do two people need to bring to Thailand for six days? Customs regulations prohibit bringing in cash exceeding the equivalent of 3,000 RMB. All overseas purchases are by credit card.

Question 7: A family How much baht do you need to bring to Thailand? According to the regulations of the Thai Immigration Bureau, foreigners entering Thailand must carry cash of no less than 20,000 baht (or equivalent foreign currency). Bank credit cards are not valid. Thai immigration officers conduct random checks and those with insufficient cash will be refused entry. This regulation applies to people entering the country with various visas, including visa on arrival. Please be sure to comply with the new regulations of the Thai Immigration Bureau to ensure smooth entry.

Question 8: Do I have to bring enough 20,000 baht when traveling to Thailand? I don’t want to bring so much when I travel abroad... The Thai Immigration Bureau requires incoming passengers to bring 20,000 baht. If they do not carry enough during a random inspection, they will refuse entry and be sent back to the country. You can also bring foreign currency of equivalent value into the country. If they are not randomly checked, you can take them with you or not. If they are randomly checked, they will be deported. It is recommended to be prepared.

Question 9: When going to Thailand, do I have to bring 20,000 baht in cash before entering Thailand? If it is a visa on arrival, it will be randomly checked. Not everyone will be checked. If you have a visa and enter the country, it will basically not be checked. , In addition, you don’t have to bring Thai currency, you can also bring RMB, or US dollars. As long as the equivalent is 4,000 RMB.

Question 10: How much baht does each person need to carry when traveling to Thailand? Fifteen thousand baht is enough. If you often go to high-end restaurants and bars, 20,000 baht per person is enough.