- The currency of Thailand is the baht.
- Exchange rate in 2010: 1 € = about 38 Bts (October 2010).Basically, 100 Bts are about 2.5 €, 4 Fs and $ 4.5 Ca
- There is no black market and the euro exchange takes place everywhere without any problems, or commission, whether in exchange offices or banks. In tourist areas, they often have a foreign exchange counter over looking the street that stays open later than the bank itself (up to 20 hours, sometimes 22 h), everyday including week-end.
Moreover, the exchange offices of banks adopt the conventional banking hours: Monday to Friday from 8 am 30 to 15 30 pm, closed on weekends. No particular comment on either the traveler’s checks, except that a small fee is levied (on each check,it is better to take large cuts).
- No problem to withdraw money from ATMs in major cities of the kingdom. However you will pay a commission of 150 Bts (3 €) foreach withdrawal, in addition to the commission from your bank.
- Make sure you always have some small change on you and your partner will not have forever.
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