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Is this true?

from MoFA website: http://www.mfa.go.th/web/169.php

Gold -- Residents may hold and trade domestically in gold jewelery, gold

coins and gold bullion. The import and export of gold other than

jewelery has recently been deregulated.

No mention of waiting until there is 'blood on the streets'.

:jap:

Moved to business.

Truth or not, they can keep it.

Cheaper to buy it here in Hong Kong, no restrictions and the highest purity ( .9999)

from MoFA website: http://www.mfa.go.th/web/169.php

Gold -- Residents may hold and trade domestically in gold jewelery, gold

coins and gold bullion. The import and export of gold other than

jewelery has recently been deregulated.

No mention of waiting until there is 'blood on the streets'.

just attach your bullion to a gold chains, wear around your neck and proceed to the airport security check point. Then count your bars after passing through.

I never heard of any problem taking gold out of thailand.Wearing it out works for me.

I never heard of any problem taking gold out of thailand.Wearing it out works for me.

There is no restriction, but be ware, what ever country you enter, can charge you duty if the gold is NOT in the form of legal tender coins.

Pakistani and Indian customs care a sh... whether your gold coins are legal tender or not.

I never heard of any problem taking gold out of thailand.Wearing it out works for me.

Works for me too, rings and coins both!

I never heard of any problem taking gold out of thailand.Wearing it out works for me.

There is no restriction, but be ware, what ever country you enter, can charge you duty if the gold is NOT in the form of legal tender coins.

That's misleading in the extreme, you could argue all day on what is legal tender gold / silver coins and what isn't.

has anyone here ever had their gold taxed by customs at the airport?

has anyone here ever had their gold taxed by customs at the airport?

has anyone here ever declared their gold to customs at the airport?