- Visitors from most countries can enter Thailand without a visa for stays of up to 30 days. However, visa requirements depend on your nationality.
- Please check the visa requirement from the official website. Alternatively. please check with the Thai embassy or consulate in your country for the most up-to-date information. https://www.thaievisa.go.th/
The local currency in Thailand is the Thai Baht (THB).
You can exchange foreign currency for Thai Baht at airports or authorized currency exchange outlets, where most major global currencies are accepted.
- Unless planning to evangelizing Don’t go to Nana, Patpong, Silom, it is like an area for a bar, club.
- Don’t go to Buddhist temples.
- Most Bangkok streets are safe, but don’t go out alone at night in unfamiliar areas.
Do’s
- Take shoes off when entering someone’s home.
- Dress modestly in the common area.
- Show respect to elders, other. Try to smile before approach Thai’s
- Most Thai’s are very shy when they see foreigners. They get scared because they are afraid to speak with foreigners due to not being fluent in English, a smile will help them calm down.
Don’ts
- Keep distance, don’t get too close and avoid touching unless given permission.
- Even when Thai people greet, they use ‘Wai’ gesture to greet and pay respect to each other.
- Don’t point at someone’s face if it’s not necessary.
- Don’t place your feet on the table, or when in the van don’t place your feet on the back of the driver.
- Don’t use feet to point stuff.
- Don’t be offended by questions about age, marital status or what you do for a living. These are subjects that will often come up in small-talk. Of course, you don’t have to answer (especially the question about age), you can just smile and just say it’s a secret or ‘mai bok’(‘not telling’)
Visitors can apply for an international driver license from their own country before come to Thailand to rent a car.
Please Check Booking.com or AirBnb.
Thailand uses 220V with a frequency of 50Hz. The plug types used are Type A, B, and C (two-prong
flat or round plugs). It’s a good idea to bring a universal travel adapter.
• The price is already shown in the application so it is safe for visitors.
• If taking a taxi, you must insist that the taxi driver turn on meters. Also, prepare small cash to pay them. (Not 1,000 or 500 they might say that they don’t have changes. Carry 100, 50, 20 bath will be helpful when make payment to a taxi or small shop)
In Bangkok, the temperature during November typically ranges between 28°C to 34°C (82.4°F to 93.2°F). November is considered the start of the cooler and drier season with lower humidity and less rain compared to earlier months.
- VISA/MASTERCARD can be used with Grab (application for transportation and food delivery)
- However, majority of payment for foreigners would be cash. In Thai Baht (THB) only.
Lightweight, breathable clothing is recommended due to Thailand’s tropical climate.
• Lightweight Fabrics: Cotton, linen, or moisture-wicking fabrics will help you stay cool.
• Shorts and T-shirts: Ideal for daytime outings.
• Light dresses: For women, dresses in light, airy fabrics are a good option.
• Light layers: While it’s generally warm, it can get a little cooler in the evenings or in air conditioned places. A light cardigan can be useful.
• Comfortable footwear: If you plan to explore the city, comfortable walking shoes, sandals, sneakers are essential.
• Modest Clothing: If you plan to visit religious sites, wear clothes that cover your shoulders and knees.
- Recommend Transportation Application: Bolt(cash only), Grab, LINEman.
- Alternatively, visitors can get in touch with DMI agent for car hires which offers at better rate as is goes by agent rate
- Lèse-Majesté: This law makes it illegal to defame, insult, or threaten the royal family. Violating this law can result in severe penalties, including imprisonment.
- Illegal to Leave Your House Without a Shirt: In certain areas, particularly rural ones, it’s illegal for men to go shirtless in public.
The emergency number for police is 191.
• For medical emergencies is 1669.
• For tourist assistance, you can contact the tourist police at 1155.
The official language is Thai. However, English is commonly spoken in tourist areas, hotels, and restaurants. Basic Thai phrases can be helpful but not necessary for tourists.