How much does it cost to travel to Thailand, and how many baht do you take to Thailand?

1. How much Thai baht should I bring to Thailand?

You can bring Thai baht equivalent to 20,000 RMB from Thailand to China.

According to Thailand's regulations, the entry amount should not exceed US$ 5,000, while China can take at most RMB 20,000 out of the country, so he can only take at most RMB 20,000 or the equivalent of Thai baht. In fact, the convenience of online banking can be unrestricted now. If you have enough money, you can bring a UnionPay card (debit card). If the cost of 20,000 yuan is not enough, you can withdraw it at the ATM. At present, the withdrawal standard of UnionPay card in Thailand is that the daily withdrawal does not exceed 40,000 baht, and the maximum withdrawal is 20,000 baht.

2. How much does it cost to travel to Thailand?

How much does it cost to exchange Thai baht for Thailand? If you rent a house, it is equivalent to five yuan for a bowl. Including the internet fee. Carefully purchase the following products. Inflation in Thailand and the United States is relatively low.

It is almost the same as the national urban average. It should be 10000 baht/month near the urban area, and the electricity fee is 5 baht/kwh. Thailand 7- 1 1 convenience store. If you are traveling in the United States, the local cosmetics brands in Thailand are cheaper, renting a car for 800 baht/day. The tipping level is still ok.

According to the current exchange rate between Thai baht and US dollar, the local price is 120 pounds per month.

Traveling to Thailand, there are many things worth buying jewelry, which are relatively low. A meal is 40 baht, and the most expensive house near the suburbs is 6000/ month, made in Indonesia.

3. How many baht can I take abroad?

According to the information of the Thai Embassy, individuals are restricted from entering and leaving the country with cash. If the limit is exceeded, they must declare it. Entry with a tourist visa-not less than 10000 baht in cash or equivalent in other currencies for individuals and not less than 20000 baht for families; No more than 20 thousand dollars. Entry on arrival visa-not less than 20,000 baht in cash; No more than 20 thousand dollars. If it is cash, you can bring up to 500,000 baht into the country and only 50,000 baht out of the country.

4. How many baht do you take with you?

Carry a certain amount of RMB and Thai baht with you according to your own economic strength. Notes for traveling to Thailand: 0 1 If it is a self-help tour, I have never refused a visa to go to landing visa, Thailand, but if my stay exceeds 15 days, I must apply for a visa in advance.

Because the validity of the visa on arrival is only 15 days at most, while the validity of the visa in advance is 2 months, and it can be renewed for another month.

Carrying cash: at least 65,438+00,000 baht or equivalent foreign currency per person, or at least 20,000 baht or equivalent foreign currency per family.

No need to change, because there are convenience stores everywhere in Thailand.

If you encounter travel fraud, you can call the Thai Tourism Police Hotline 1 15 to provide Thai and English services. China's telephone number is 023560583.

Be sure to take care of your personal belongings, especially your passport. If you lose your passport, it will be very troublesome. You should take your valuables with you when you leave the car. Thailand is a Buddhist country with temples and monks everywhere. When visiting local religious sites, you should take off your shoes and hats before entering the temples dedicated to Buddha statues. Please don't disturb the entrance when there is a religious meeting: besides, you should dress neatly and appropriately, and you don't have to wear sleeveless tops or shorts and skirts.

If the lady wants to avoid the monk, remember not to touch the monk, even the clothes.

Some scenic spots in the temple will be prompted to prohibit taking pictures. Please don't take pictures. Many tourists plan to shop in duty-free shops before returning home. Some famous brand cosmetics, cigarettes, clothes and watches in Thailand are cheaper than those in China, so friends in need can buy them. These are duty-free.

Other souvenirs and food are not duty-free. If the value of purchased goods exceeds 2000 baht, a certain percentage of tax can be exempted. Thailand's monetary unit is Thai baht, which is pronounced ba in English. At present, 1 yuan is about 4.8 baht. At present, there are five kinds of banknotes circulating in Thailand: 20,50,/kloc-0,500,/kloc-0,000, and coins/kloc-0,2,5,/kloc-0,0.

5. How many baht can I take to Thailand?

There is no limit to the amount of Thai baht you can take with you when you leave China. However, consumption in Thailand is not high, and many shopping malls and shops provide credit card service, so you don't need to bring too much cash.

For long-distance travel, you can choose to exchange a small amount of Thai baht as daily travel expenses before entering the country, about 4000-8000 baht per person, or you can reserve it.

6. How much money should I bring to Thailand?

Regarding the minimum threshold of carrying 5,000 RMB with you, some media reporters contacted the Customs of Bangkok Airport in Thailand, and the response was that there was no stipulation on how much tourists should carry, but cash exceeding 2,000 US dollars should be declared to the Customs. The reporter logged into the website of the Thai Embassy in China and found no minimum threshold. But Thailand's transit visa and tourist visa will have proof of deposit. For example, to travel to Thailand, you need a deposit certificate of not less than RMB 1 0,000.

It is also said that the Thai Immigration Bureau and American airports have been frequently checking inbound tourists recently. If they don't bring enough 25,000 baht (or foreign currency equivalent to 25,000 baht, equivalent to 5,000 yuan), they will be considered to have no spending power, have an illegal immigration tendency, and refuse to enter Thailand. Snail travel. Focus. Tourism in Thailand.

There is also a saying that you can check your luck at any time, only occasionally. You'd better take it with you just in case.

Here are some examples of expenses, and then you can calculate how much money you need according to your actual situation.

First, the visa; Although Thailand is landing visa, I personally suggest that you get your visa in advance, because I'm not sure whether the domestic customs can. Now Thailand has a visa-free policy. You can go to the Thai Consulate in person, and you need to prepare some forms and materials. You can also find many agents on Taobao and give them about 30 minutes to 50 yuan.

Second, the plane. The general process is boarding pass/checked baggage-customs clearance/security check-registration-eating and drinking on board-landing-customs clearance-running out of the airport; I don't know the specific exit procedures of domestic airports, but they are all inseparable. In Suvarnabhumi, Thailand, you go through the customs first, and then go through the security check in front of the boarding gate. All duty-free goods you buy at the airport, especially liquids, will be sealed in plastic bags for you. Don't open your eyes! Otherwise, there will be security problems. Of course, the food on board is free, as long as it is a big airline. As long as it's bold, cautious and thick-skinned, as long as it's water and drinks, you can drink it at will. Generally speaking, if there is food, do you need to eat more? If I take another one, it can be taken away. Nevertheless, it is bold, cautious and thick-skinned. Entry cards for Thailand will be distributed on flights to Thailand. It will be more convenient to fill it out on the plane, so bring a pen. Entry cards are all in English, which may be surname, first name, address in Thailand, passport number, visa number, birthday, nationality and gender. That's all I remember. You need to hand it in together when you go through customs.

Third, the cost problem; If you are not familiar with the road and your English is not good, I suggest you change it into US dollars, because in most banks in Thailand, the buying price of RMB is very low, even lower than that of Hong Kong dollars. On May 2nd, the buying price of RMB was 4. 27, but the real interest rate is 5. 14. China people can exchange exchange rates at several local exchange points, just behind bigc, which is called Super Exchange. But if you are not familiar with it, you'd better change it to 100 or 50 denominations of US dollars, which is almost 5. 12 or so; It won't be expensive to eat. Only one steakhouse in centralworld (Oriental Xintiandi similar to Wangfujing, including Isetan and zen) ate 99 pieces of pork chops and sausages, while pork chops and barbecued pork in Wonton Noodles on the street were about 30~40 pieces. The streets are full of 7-Eleven, where food and drinks are not expensive. The downtown taxi won. It won't be expensive. Generally, three or five taxis and a hundred taxis can reach most parts of the city. However, many taxis don't want too much meter fees, so make sure they are priced by the meter. There are light rail and subway in the urban area, water bus of Chao Phraya River. These are the fastest modes of transportation in the local area. Light rail and subway are a little more expensive, and the ones that go far are basically 89 yuan RMB.

Fourth, shopping. How much does it cost to travel to Thailand? Most of them were spent here. The shopping areas in Bangkok are all around Siam and chitlom, and the light rail and shopping malls are very concentrated. If you are a girl, of course, you should buy the narayas bag, which is located in Zone A on the first floor of Central World. Anyway, the price is low, the appearance is beautiful and the grade is high (all Venetians in Macao have it). A handbag is about tens of RMB, rarely exceeding100; There is a hypermarket on the first floor of bigc(egv) opposite the Central World. My girlfriend bought a pair of Levi's s53 1 pants and exchanged them for RMB in her early 200 s; Shopping in Levi's shop is not much different from that in China; Triumph s and Wagol's American underwear are very cheap, but it's hard to say where they bought it. L l 'Oré al's things are super cheap. I bought a whitening cream for my colleague (sorry, I am a boy, the name of the skin care product is unknown), about 40 RMB. When I return to Macau, I need 135 RMB. You can buy cosmetics at the kingpower duty-free shop in the airport (all the shops in the basic airport are owned by this company), which is much cheaper than in the urban area. When you go to Su 'anlan Night Market to buy things, you must be prepared to be cut. Bargaining should be at least half the asking price. Generally, their shopkeepers will communicate with you with calculators; Jim Thompson Tess is beautiful, but also expensive. A handkerchief 100 yuan, depending on a person's ability.

Fifth, tourist attractions. Generally, all major scenic spots need tickets. There are 350 plants in the Grand Palace, and the others will not exceed 100. You need to wear slippers to enter the temple. You don't have to point your toes at the Buddha statue.

Sixthly, sspa in Thailand is very famous, and its price span is very large, ranging from several hundred to several hundred thousand. Professional spa shops are mostly between 100-500, depending on your luck. Or you can try thai massage, which is really gray and comfortable, especially when your feet are sore and you have a headache after walking all day. Thai massage, the reclining Buddha Temple next to the Grand Palace, should be the most authentic, with 380 plants/hour, and the urban massage is about 200~300 plants/hour.

I hope this helps.