Thailand’s national currency is the baht (code: THB), which is sub-divided into 100 satangs. Notes are in denominations of THB20 (green), THB50 (blue), THB100 (red), THB500 (purple), and THB1000 (beige), and coins in THB10, THB5, THB2, THB1, 50 satangs, and 25 satangs. US dollars is the most accepted currency when buying baht, followed by British pounds and euros. For more information, please visit www.bot.or.th

Currency

Thailand draws visitors from all over the world for its tropical beaches, amazing food scene, and business opportunities. Here are a few things you should know before traveling to Thailand for business and pleasure.

Thailand's voltage is 220 volts at 50 hertz. Type C (two round power pins without an earth pin) and O (two round power pins with an earth pin) are the most common electrical plugs in Thailand, though type A and B plugs are also available. Type O outlets are our standard at QSNCC. However, visitors to Thailand should bring travel adaptors to fit all types of outlets.

Electricity

Visitors from over 60 countries and territories can enter Thailand without a visa and stay for a maximum of 30 days. Visa exemption, however, is only for tourism purposes. Travelers entering Thailand need to obtain a visa according to the purpose of their visit.

For more information, please visit www.thaievisa.go.th

Visa

Thailand is blessed with three seasons: dry, rainy, and cool. The rainy season begins in May (30 ℃) and lasts until late October. The country then enjoys a cool season (19 ℃) from November to February, with a fine wintry breeze from the north. It's scorching between March and April, with daily temperatures hovering around 35 degrees Celsius. Overall, Thailand's weather is hot and humid all year, with tropical rain showers interspersed.
Thailand mean time is 7 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time.

Plan your Trip

Visa

Currency

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Plan your Trip

Visa

Currency

Electricity

Weather

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