THB · Delhi
Thai baht notes in Delhi
Thailand is still a cash-heavy destination. Street food, tuk-tuks, island boats, markets and many guesthouses expect baht in cash, and foreign card withdrawals at Thai ATMs carry a fixed fee each time.
Today’s THB rate
| Currency | Mid-market ₹ | Buy ₹ | Sell-back ₹ | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| THB · Thai Baht | 2.6200 | 2.7041 | 2.5267 | 18 Oct 2026, 10:03 pm IST |
Indicative until locked. Rates are entered by hand and may change before you lock a quote.
Notes we stock
฿ 20฿ 50฿ 100฿ 500฿ 1,000
Stock is confirmed before fulfilment. Ask for a mix of smaller notes for everyday spending.
Where it is used
Thailand
How much to carry
| Bangkok and Pattaya (5-6 days) | THB 15,000-25,000 per traveller |
| Phuket or Krabi islands (7 days) | THB 20,000-30,000 per traveller |
| Short visit (3 days) | THB 8,000-12,000 |
Typical amounts only. Each traveller can carry up to USD 3,000 equivalent in cash per trip.
Travel tips
- Thai ATMs charge foreign cards a fixed fee on every withdrawal, so carrying cash from home can be cheaper.
- Thai visa rules for Indian travellers have changed several times. Check the current rule before you travel, and state your visa basis when ordering.
- Keep 20 and 100 baht notes for street food, tuk-tuks and temple entry.
THB questions
Which baht notes will I receive?
We stock 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1,000 baht notes, subject to stock on the day.
Do I need to upload a visa for Thailand?
Upload your visa if you have one; otherwise state your exemption or visa-on-arrival basis. Our team checks it by hand.
Can I sell back leftover baht?
Yes. Leftover notes can be sold back; the final payout follows a check of the notes.