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Plan your trip to Thailand efficiently!
Get ready for an unforgettable adventure in Thailand by organizing your expenses in the local currency, the Thai Baht, ahead of time.
Take the time to understand the price differences in various regions and adjust your budget accordingly. In Thailand, cash is king, especially for dining at local street food stalls, shopping at small markets, purchasing goods from local shops, and using local transportation like tuk-tuks or taxis.
Ensure you're fully equipped for your journey by bringing along some Thai Baht. Prior to your departure, be sure to secure the best exchange rate online for Australian dollars Thai Baht.
Practical tips for planning your budget
- For tourists visiting Thailand, dining at local street food stalls typically costs around 30-50 Thai Baht, whereas dining at a mid-range restaurant may range from 150-500 Thai Baht.
- Accommodation costs in guesthouses can vary from 300 to 1000 Thai Baht.
- Long-distance bus trips generally range from 30 to 500 Thai Baht, while long-distance tuk-tuk trips may cost between 100 and 300 Thai Baht.
300-1000 THB
Average cost of a one night stay per person in a guest house
30-50 THB
Average food budget per person per day eating at local food stalls
Good to know
Some price indications in Thailand
300-500 THB
For a long distance tuk-tuk trip
30-50 THB
A cup of cha yen (Thai iced tead)
500 THB
Admission to Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha)
30-100 THB
Pad Thai
50-150 THB
A short taxi ride
300 THB
Admission fees to Wat Pho
Some suggestions for your stay
Thailand offers a wide variety of experiences, from bustling cities and ancient temples to tropical islands and vibrant markets.
Here are some must-see destinations to help you plan your trip and make the most of your Thai Baht.
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Bangkok: Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, Chatuchak Weekend Market, Chao Phraya River
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Chiang Mai: Chiang Mai Old City, Doi Suthep, Night Bazaar, Elephant Nature Park
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Phuket: Patong Beach, Phi Phi Islands, Old Phuket Town, Big Buddha
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Ayutthaya: Ayutthaya Historical Park, Wat Mahathat, Wat Chaiwatthanaram
Some facts about the Thai Baht
The Thai Baht (THB) is the official currency of Thailand and one of the most traded currencies in Southeast Asia.
It plays a key role in the country’s strong tourism economy, as millions of international travellers exchange their money into Baht every year. Knowing the basic denominations will help you manage your expenses more easily while abroad.
Denominations of the Thai Baht
- Bank notes: 20 Thai Baht - 50 Thai Baht - 100 Thai Baht - 500 Thai Baht - 1000 Thai Baht
- Coins: 25 Satang - 50 Satang - 1 Thai Baht - 2 Thai Baht - 5 Thai Baht - 10 Thai Baht
The Thai Baht has been the official currency of Thailand since 1897. It replaced the previous currency, the "Tical."
The Baht is subdivided into smaller units called "satang." One Baht is equal to 100 satang.
Thailand's thriving tourism industry contributes significantly to the demand for Thai Baht, as millions of visitors exchange their currency for Baht to spend during their stay.
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Seeking the best exchange rate for australian dollars thai baht? Prosegur Change has got your back! Benefit from great online exchange rates for Australian Dollars to Thai Baht with 0% commission. Easily reserve and collect your travel money from our branches located throughout Australia, including airports and city centers - Melbourne Airport, Gold Coast Airport, ACT, Brisbane and Adelaide.
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FAQs about Thai Baht (THB)
Here are some of the most common questions Australians have when exchanging AUD to THB:
Yes, it’s often better to exchange AUD to THB in Australia to lock in a good rate and avoid higher tourist rates at airports or local exchange booths in Thailand.
No, AUD is not accepted. You’ll need Thai Baht (THB) for everyday expenses, especially in local shops and transport.
Travellers can bring up to the equivalent of USD $20,000 (around 700,000 THB) without declaring it. For larger amounts, declaration is required at customs.
Yes, $100 AUD is approximately 2,000–2,200 THB (depending on the rate). That’s enough for several days of meals, local transport and small attractions in Thailand.
It’s usually more convenient and often cheaper to exchange in Australia before departure. Prosegur Change offers 0% commission and competitive rates online.
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