Thailand has many ATMs that accept international cards, with most machines charging a small fee for withdrawals. ATMs in locations like 7-Eleven, Tesco Lotus, and major banks such as Bangkok Bank and Kasikorn Bank are commonly available, making it convenient to withdraw cash.

Currency exchange rates at airport kiosks may not be the best, and service fees or commissions may apply. It’s generally better to exchange a small amount upon arrival for immediate needs and then use ATMs or local banks for larger withdrawals to get better exchange rates. For better rates and lower fees, tourists visiting Thailand should consider exchanging their money locally at Currency Hub before departure. We offer competitive exchange rates and a hassle-free experience for tourists to get the best value for their money before they travel. Avoid exchanging money at hotels, as the rates may be less favorable.

Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in Thailand’s major cities and tourist areas, including shopping malls, restaurants, and hotels. However, smaller shops, markets, and street vendors may prefer cash. It’s advisable to carry Thai Baht (THB) for small purchases and in areas where cards may not be accepted.