Thailand Tips

Travel tips for Thailand

Listed are some basic tips for travel to Thailand, I will do some more deep dives into some of these and provide links, discount codes and more in depth information.

  • Currency of Thailand is the Thai Baht
  • Have a currency convertor downloaded to your phone to convert your currency
  • Grab is equivalent to Australia’s UBER. Download and setup the APP before travelling
  • No requirement for a VISA unless planning a stay longer than 30* days (previously 60 days)
  • Fill in the Digital arrival card on the app 2 to 3 days before travelling to save time at the airport (this is free)
  • A wise card or another form of payment card for international transactions
  • Setup an E-sim before you leave (check you phone is compatible with E-sim)
  • Travel Insurance is highly recommended
  • International Drivers licence is required to drive in Thailand
  • Baht Bus is 15Baht – don’t ask as you will pay more
  • BTS and MRT trains are a great cheap way to get around Bangkok
  • Barter with the tuk tuk drivers before accepting a ride
  • The water and light show at ICONSIAM is free and well worth the visit
  • Take dollars to change at the currency exchange better rates in the cities not at the airport
  • Use a travel-friendly debit card that charges zero foreign transaction fees. Eg: ING, Bankwest
  • Notify your bank of intended travel dates
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