How much is 1 gbp to 1 THB?

As of late January 2026, 1 British Pound (GBP) is approximately equal to 41.92 - 42.27 Thai Baht (THB). Rates fluctuate throughout the day, but the mid-market exchange rate is generally around 42 THB for 1 GBP.
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Is it mandatory to carry 20,000 Thai baht?

Unless you have a history of back to back visa exemption entry's and extensions you won't be asked for it. The 3 proofs they can ask for is 20k baht (or equivalent currency), proof of accommodation and proof of onward travel. Don't worry about it if you are just a normal tourist.
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Is it better to exchange in Thailand or UK?

If you wish, you can change currency when you get to Thailand. Generally speaking, the exchange rates for THB will be better in Thailand than at home in the UK. However, you need to choose your currency exchange provider very carefully.
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Is 10,000 baht a lot of money?

Ten thousand baht is roughly 300 US dollars. It's definitely no small sum for poor people in Thailand. It's roughly equivalent to what a minimum wage earner can make in a month.
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How long will $100,000 last in Thailand?

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How much cash should I bring to Thailand?

How much cash can I bring to Thailand without declaring? You can bring a maximum of $9999.99 USD or currency equivalent into Thailand before you're required to make a customs declaration. The tipping point is $10,000, after which you need to declare it.
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How much is Tesco GBP to BAHt?

What is today's Tesco travel money rate for changing pounds into thai bahts? For orders of any amount, the Tesco's exchange rate is 39.8890.
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Is it better to use cash or card in Pattaya?

There aren't any cashless or fully digital places in Thailand, so having a card is not essential at all. If you plan on trying street food, visiting local markets or little stores, it's important that you have cash on you. That said, things are changing constantly, so always check before you travel.
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How many Thailand bars to the pound?

Β£ 1 GBP = ΰΈΏ 42.2072 THB

Last updated Friday, 23 January 2026 15:27. Rates shown are interbank rates. eurochange rates will differ.
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Is it better to exchange money before or after travel?

Ordering currency from your bank before you travel is almost always better than using the airport currency exchange.
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Is Thailand a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd world country?

Today, a Second World country is one that falls in between the poverty of developing nations and the prosperity of developed nations. These countries (Turkey, Thailand, and South Africa for example) are growing economically but aren't quite to the level of developed countries in North America and Europe.
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Should I buy Thai baht in the UK?

Whether you should buy baht in the UK before travelling to Thailand is a personal preference. A lot of people feel better prepared to have local currency in hand when they arrive in a new country. It's very simple to order currency online in the UK and have it delivered to your home or a local bureau de change.
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Why is 50p called 10 bob?

14 October 1969. The Bank of England first introduced the 50p coin to replace the 10 Shilling (β€œTen Bob”) note. It was part of the transition towards the full introduction of decimal currency in February 1971.
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Which UK notes are no longer valid?

The following are no longer considered legal tender: old round Β£1 coins (replaced in 2017 by the 12-sided version) paper Β£5 and Β£10 notes (replaced by polymer versions in 2017 and 2018) paper Β£20 and Β£50 notes (replaced by polymer versions in 2020 and 2021)
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