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How to order Thai Baht

  • Order your Thai Baht online with our currency click & collect service. Choose your collection date and pick up from your selected M&S store’s bureau de change.

    Click & collect THB in as little as 60 seconds.

    *Subject to availability.

  • Or visit a participating M&S store to buy Thai Baht*. With stores nationwide - many open seven days a week and late into the evening - you can buy your Travel Money at a time that suits you.

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Why buy Thai Baht from M&S Travel Money?

Get your relaxing Thailand trip off to a smooth start with M&S Travel Money, where ordering Thai Baht is simple.

  • Stores open 7 days a week.**
  • A choice of collection options.
  • Over 50 currencies avaliable in selected stores.

**Store opening hours vary.

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What you need to know about the Thai Baht currency

The Thai Baht is the official currency of Thailand and its currency code is THB. It's made up of 100 Satang to a Baht, with prices displayed using the symbol ฿. The currency comes in both coins and banknotes.

Coins include:

25 Satang, 50 Satang, 1 Baht, 2 Baht, 5 Baht, 10 Baht

Thai Baht banknotes come in the following denominations:

20 Baht, 50 Baht, 100 Baht, 500 Baht, 1,000 Baht

You can buy Thai Baht by visiting a participating store, or online using our click & collect service.

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Guide to Thailand

Thailand is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, and it's easy to see why. 

With nearly 1000 islands and around 1500 miles of coastline, spectacular beaches, dramatic landscapes and lush tropical forests, there’s something for everyone in Thailand.

If Buddhist temples, buzzing street markets, incredible cuisine, friendly and welcoming locals and a nightlife scene like no other sound like your thing, it’s time to start planning your Thai adventure.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use my bank card in Thailand?

Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in tourist and urban areas of Thailand, but this shouldn’t be relied on. Be sure to travel with cash Travel Money so you always have a way to pay, especially in the nation’s many remote spots, where card payments are less likely to be accepted.

Can I use other currencies in Thailand?

The Thai Baht is the official currency of Thailand. You may occasionally be able to spend US Dollars, but this shouldn’t be relied on.

Do I need a visa to visit Thailand?

If you're just travelling to Thailand for a holiday, British passport holders will be able to enter the country without a visa and stay for up to 30 days. For longer stays, or if you're planning on working while you're in Thailand, you’ll need to apply for a visa before you travel.

You should always research the most up to date visa guidelines before planning a trip.

Should I tip in Thailand?

Tipping in Thailand is normal in restaurants, where adding 10% to your bill for good service is standard. Tips are not generally expected in other situations, but are usually appreciated.

For taxi fares, you might round up to the nearest ten Baht, for example if your fare was ฿64, you could pay ฿70. For other services like tour guides, spa attendants or porters, it’s really up to you if you want to give a tip.

What languages are spoken in Thailand?

The official language of Thailand is the Thai language. However, English is widely spoken in the main tourist areas and is used as an unofficial second language across the country. Many maps, road signs and menus will also have an English translation.

What is the latest government travel advice for Thailand?

Before you book your trip to Thailand, check the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office  for the latest travel advice.

The government might occasionally advise against visiting certain regions of Thailand, which can affect your travel insurance.

What is the best time of year to visit Thailand?

High season in Thailand is from November to March. This is after the monsoons, and generally brings settled, more manageable temperatures than the hotter period from March to June.

The wet season is from July until October. While downpours are common during monsoon season, they don't last long so you'll usually be able to get back onto the beach if you wait it out.

Planning your Thai adventure? Check out the latest exchange rate for Thai Baht and order your Travel Money.

Other popular currencies

If you are planning a future holiday or a trip that takes in multiple destinations, these other currencies may be useful: