Do you think it is more cost effective to exchange Thai baht in Thailand than in China?

Where Thailand converts currency, if there is no RMB, it is much lower than the exchange price, if Alipay can be used, try to use Alipay.

Just changed today, 2000rmb for 8400 baht, hit ** to other banks directly refused, to recommend the Bank of China, the teller said that it is today's conversion, I didn't understand, with the group tour is not very free in the country to change, but not afraid of trouble, or change to US dollars to Thailand for better.

It's almost the same if you don't change much. The more you change, the more you must be in Thailand.

I have been to Thailand a few times, and I am also very concerned about the exchange rate of Thailand and Zhuhai there, I feel that it is still cheap in China, and I exchange it at the Bank of Communications in China every time, which is cheaper than any other bank. What is also relevant is that there are regulations on traveling to Thailand, and Thai customs must bring enough 20,000 baht, otherwise the random inspection will not allow entry without 20,000 baht.

Last time, I exchanged 3,000 yuan at the ticket gate on the second floor of Nanning Airport, and it was only 12,540 yuan. For June people, I don't know if it's cost-effective.

The exchange rate was more than 4 o'clock, and I canceled my trip to Thailand ......

Not a good deal at all, especially at duty-free shops and airports.

The exchange rate is a bit lower today.4 or 23

I exchanged it all in dollars.

I also think it is more cost-effective than the country, I went to Thailand at the beginning of the month, and exchanged 3,500 yuan for 15,000 baht, and the counter retrieved my yuan, and after going there to use up the baht, I found the difference in fees by swiping the card and WeChat.

Don't look at the data on paper, no matter how much it falls, it is cost-effective to go to Thailand, and there is no domestic baht that will not be lower than the real-time card price, let alone higher than the card price.

Renminbi can also be used. 200 RMB is equivalent to 1,000 baht, and the tour guides calculate it this way.

Speaking of experience, it is most suitable to change to the local city or Chinatown in Thailand!

When you go to the bank to change, the bank will first exchange it for US dollars, and then the US dollars will be exchanged for Thai baht! Now the dollar exchange rate is nearly 7, and it is too inappropriate to change it!

After arriving in Thailand, don't change at the airport, the exchange rate is relatively low, go to the subway station or go to Chinatown, once I don't need to register passport information in Chinatown! If you don't register your passport, you won't occupy a foreign exchange quota!

Worthwhile. If you exchange Thai baht in Thailand, the exchange rate is, and the domestic currency is, which is poor. In addition, it is more cost-effective to exchange money at a supermarket in Thailand than at a Thai bank.

The exchange rate of this supermarket is between. If you are traveling to Thailand, I still recommend changing Thai baht in Thailand.

Last year, I exchanged dollars in China for Thai baht in Thailand. Because last year, the exchange rate of RMB against the US dollar fluctuated quite a lot, and when I came back, I found that the exchange rate fell, from 7Many.

At that time, it was a few hundred baht (in 100 US dollars) more than the direct exchange of RMB. If you exchange RMB directly, it is better to exchange it directly in China. Then you can generally only exchange the money for food and drink, and use Alipay directly for shopping, which is very convenient (duty-free shop).

The exchange rate of small banks in Thailand is the best ......This is followed by domestic banks, followed by ......... exchange rateThe worst exchange rate is Thailand's state-owned banks.

Cost-effective But the exchange rate at the Grand Palace and the airport port is high.

Thailand is better than domestic exchange.

I checked the exchange rate before entering the Bank of China, and after the exchange, I came out and calculated that it became, and the exchange rate given by others in Thailand was, and I was convinced, and I entered the door and slaughtered it. It is recommended not to change more, just change a thousand baht enough for the airport, there are exchang everywhere here, basically every fifty meters on one, not afraid of not being able to change money.

It's definitely a good deal to go to Thailand.

Change a small part in the country, use it on the first day of going to Thailand, such as taking a taxi, paying a tip or something, and then have time to go out for a walk, find a suitable ATM machine to withdraw money, or exchange for Thai baht at a manual exchange point, because Thailand is not a random ATM and manual exchange point, the exchange rate will satisfy you, some will be lower and much lower than the country, so it is recommended to change part of it in the country first.

In China, because the preparation of each bank is different, if you plan to exchange, it is best to go to the bank in advance, if you can exchange, make an appointment in advance, so as not to have no savings to go to the exchange, which is a waste of time, in addition to the comparison of the two banks in China, the exchange rate of the Bank of China will be relatively poor, it is recommended to choose the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, but remember to make an appointment in advance.

Of course, this will be better if it is exchanged in China.

First of all, it may be very inconvenient for you to travel abroad without foreign currency, whether it is to take a car, or to buy food, you may not be able to spend money, which brings a lot of trouble to your journey!

If we only go to exchange foreign currency at this time, it may be more troublesome, after all, not every bank has such a function, so you must prepare in advance before doing anything.

It is more convenient to calculate well in the country, in the country should say that you are not familiar with the place, and some foreign exchange rates are not the same as in the country, not that the exchange rate you find in the international is like that in the local area, he is different, and the proportion of his exchange is not as high as you think, it is best to save a lot of trouble in the country, the country can provide this kind of service, you don't need to go to the local area, trouble this matter, the local exchange rate exchange rate is far less high than the domestic one, They may have seized on the urgency of the baht and took the opportunity to make some money.

It's best to bring Thai baht with you when traveling in Thailand, but it doesn't have to be too big. Thai baht can be exchanged locally upon arrival in Thailand, and there are exchange windows at the airport and local shopping malls in Thailand. You can also redeem it locally in Thailand, and then withdraw cash with your card at the ATM, which is convenient and very affordable.

However, it is still advisable to exchange Thai baht domestically in advance, as it is not cost-effective to exchange the exchange rate at the counter in Thailand. To exchange Thai baht in China, you should pay attention to the exchange rate of the bank in real time, make an appointment in advance, and take your ID card to the counter on the day of the appointment. Regardless of the exchange of Thai baht, you must choose a formal institution, do not exchange privately, so as not to be deceived.

It's a good deal to go to Thailand, but it's up to you to find it. It is said that ICBC is cost-effective in China, but I am a small place here, ICBC directly rejected that there is no small currency, and recommended us to go to the Bank of China, Bank of China, the exchange rate is approximate. Went to Bangkok, Krabi, Chiang Mai, Bangkok exchange places are not many, at least we almost did not encounter, Krabi a lot of the most, and and.

In the end, I actually saw a lot of them in Chiang Mai, but there was no shortage of them at that time. I took a look at the counter of the Bank of Thailand in Maya, and I lost blood. But it doesn't matter if you don't have a lot of money, after all, there are many places where you can Alipay and WeChat, and these two also have overseas red envelopes every day, which is super cost-effective.

If you do business with a bank in Thailand, you must do it between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. from Monday to Friday, and it is closed on Saturdays and Sundays。However, if you need to exchange baht urgently, you can also exchange it at the exchange offices on the streets of Bangkok, Chiang Mai and other cities, as some of them are open until late at night.

The most convenient and cost-effective way to exchange Thai baht is to go to the Bank of China to exchange Thai baht, and their Thai baht exchange rate is relatively higher.

The most convenient and cost-effective way to exchange Thai baht is to exchange it at a bank in China, or you can exchange it at the manual exchange platform at the airport.