The other day I saw a posting with a link to a website listing most of the various Thai Baht exchange rates but I can not find it again can someone pass the link again to me. Thanks

Here's one, not sure if it is the same - http://fx-rate.net/THB/

I use Xe.com

http://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=GBP&To=THB#rates

Here's one, not sure if it is the same - http://fx-rate.net/THB/

I use Xe.com

http://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=GBP&To=THB#rates

Sorry it was a site that listed exchange rates in Thailand from the various banks etc and I cant edit my op.

Edited January 8, 201412 yr by zeekgarcia

Oh that will be good, hope somebody finds it for you.

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Perhaps this one, couldn't find one on the BOT site. - http://bankexchangerates.daytodaydata.net/default.aspx

Just select From Currency and too currency and the type of exchange, TT, Notes, etc.

Perhaps this one, couldn't find one on the BOT site. - http://bankexchangerates.daytodaydata.net/default.aspx

Recommended. I am using it for years.

Just GOOGLE "Currency Exchange" you'll get a heap of them.

Perhaps this one, couldn't find one on the BOT site. - http://bankexchangerates.daytodaydata.net/default.aspx

Just select From Currency and too currency and the type of exchange, TT, Notes, etc.

This is a excellent site especially if you changing foreign currency cash into THB.

Yes the bank exchanger web site is a great one if you want current rates.

If you ever want to get historic rates then Bangkok Bank's website is fine:

http://www.bangkokbank.com/BangkokBank/WebServices/Rates/Pages/FX_Rates.aspx

Buying rates/TT is the column that gives the rates you get when foreign cash comes into your BKK Bank account. Usually very little different from other Thai high st banks.

Try Bangkok bank Foreign exchange rates or any other bank web sites.

Try these out for off market money changes.

www.powerexchange.co.th

www.vasuexchange.com

www.bankexchangerates.daytodaydata.net

aussiep......

Yes the bank exchanger web site is a great one if you want current rates.

If you ever want to get historic rates then Bangkok Bank's website is fine:

http://www.bangkokbank.com/BangkokBank/WebServices/Rates/Pages/FX_Rates.aspx

Buying rates/TT is the column that gives the rates you get when foreign cash comes into your BKK Bank account. Usually very little different from other Thai high st banks.

Bangkok Bank I agree also

If want to exchange money try this for http://www.yjpattayaexchange.com/index.html

Perhaps this one, couldn't find one on the BOT site. - http://bankexchangerates.daytodaydata.net/default.aspx

Just select From Currency and too currency and the type of exchange, TT, Notes, etc.

But remember, the statement on above web site saying "For ATM rate select the TT rate" is completely bogus. They probably have this statement since the majority of the folks who visit the web site are looking for the TT Buying Rate and/or ATM Rate...and for those folks if they knew the TT Rate is "not" the same as ATM Rate then they probably wouldn't visit the site anymore and the website would lose viewer count and ad revenue.

Wonder why Thai bank websites don't list their ATM rates? Well, that's because they use the Visa/Mastercard exchange rate minus any foreign transaction fee they may (usually) apply. You get the Visa/Mastercard exchange rate at ATM assuming the ATM don't offer you (try to trick you) into using their Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) exchange rate which they may give a warm & fuzzy name like "Home Rate", "The Bank's Rate", etc...but if you accept this rate you'll end up with approx a 2-4% lower exchange rate...plus if your card applies a foreign transaction fee you probably still get hit with that fee. DCC bad, very bad for the customer; DCC good, very good for the bank. Note: The SCB website does list their DCC exchange rate for credit cards.

The ATM rate you get is the Visa/Mastercard rate minus any foreign transaction fee your card may apply; not the TT Buying Rate. But the TT Buying Rate and Visa/Mastercard rates are usually pretty close to each other...like plus or minus 0.25% when the FX market is fairly stable but can vary maybe up to 1% when the FX market is volatile. Go to the Visa or Mastercard exchange rate web pages depending on the card you have to determine the rate of the day.