Exchange offices Chaweng Samui: be warned! (reader submission)
I'm currently on Samui and always exchange cash, normally at those yellow offices (can't think of the name) but because I still had enough THB to get through a few days. So it was time to exchange, I looked for those yellow exchange offices, which can no longer be found in Chaweng.
I'm going to beautiful Thailand soon. Now I would like to take some Thai Baht with me for the first few days. That is why I am looking for Dutch people who have returned from Thailand and still have some banknotes left. I would like to pay 25 euros for 1.000 Thai Baht.
Thailand's currency, the Thai baht, has a fascinating history closely linked to the country's economic development. From the time it was introduced in the Sukhothai Kingdom to the current era of global economic integration, the baht has undergone a series of transformations and challenges.
The €uro has risen to its highest point since April last year against the dollar, I just read in the Telegraaf. Thailand still has a poor economy post-Covid-19 compared to pre-Covid-19 in 2019/20.
Exchange money in Thailand, read our tips (version 26-12-2022)
If you want to benefit from the best exchange rate, it is better to wait with exchanging money until you are in Thailand. Exchanging money in Thailand is quite easy. There are a few things you should keep an eye on, so read our tips. This way you can always get the best possible exchange rate.
Exchanging Euros for Thai Baht (Video)
This video is about exchanging money in Thailand. When you arrive in Thailand, make sure you have enough Thai baht for the first day, such as for a taxi or public transport, a cup of coffee and something to eat.
Higher exchange rate for large denominations?
I once, years ago, sent the ECB an e-mail with the following question: of course English is the working language of the ECB. Have pointed out why the exchange rate of the EU rate is not split just like the dollar rate!
Dear fellow bloggers, a lot has already been written about transferring money to Thailand. Usually it dealt with situations where Thai baht was received in Thailand. Therefore just a message about sending euros by a Dutch bank and receiving euros in Thailand. The latter, of course, in a euro account (FCD, foreign currency account) at a Thai bank. Just my experience over many years.
Thailand question: What is the Euro exchange rate in Pattaya?
How much Baht do you currently get for 1 Euro in Pattaya at an exchange office along the street? I know it varies daily, but I would like to know the difference from what you get in Pattaya or in Phetchabun, since I want to buy something there in the near future.
Thailand question: Withdraw money (Baht) at the ATM and rate proposal
I have a question about withdrawing money from the ATM. Every time I withdraw money, a rate appears after which they ask if you agree with it.
It goes without saying that not only the Thai, but also the entire world economy - including tourism - has completely diluted. What surprises me is that, despite this sluggish economy, the exchange rate of the Thai Baht compared to many other currencies is relatively high.
Storing money in the Netherlands or in Thailand?
It may have been a year since this blog asked for advice on holding euros or exchanging them for Thai baht. Many recommendations went in the direction of holding in euros and exchanging when the exchange rate is favourable.
Reader Submission: Thai Baht Too Expensive?
Thailand blog regularly points to the high exchange rate of the Thai Baht. In particular, this is often complained about because people remember that, say, 10 years ago you got 50 baht for a Euro and now about 30.
Thailand is a country with many hidden realities also called This is Thailand or TIT. Not everyone can appreciate my love for the country, but after almost 30 years of Thailand experience, of which the last 10 years as a working resident, I can hopefully have an opinion.
Thailand's central bank is considering breaking the link between gold trading and the baht in order to devalue the baht. Thailand is under fire because the US accuses the country of currency manipulation.
Reader question: Exchange rate of the Baht?
The exchange rate of the baht is heading towards 37 (1 euro), which is favorable for the expats here. I think that is due to the appreciation of the Euro. After the billion-dollar deal from the EU, you saw the exchange rate of the euro go up. I soon have to transfer a considerable amount from the Netherlands to Thailand. What do you think, act now or wait?
I can't quite understand why people here are so exceptionally enthusiastic about Transferwise, without any nuance.