hi all , i have about 4100 pesos left from a trip i made to the philippines two years ago . in which bank in pattaya can i get a good exchange rate for this money?

http://www.yjpattayaexchange.com/4.html

Would be 2911฿ by today rate.

Edited August 7, 201411 yr by Chonburiram

If they don't change PHP, then pm me. I'm heading to the Philippines in November and could use some pesos.

http://www.yjpattayaexchange.com/4.html

Would be 2911฿ by today rate.

 

Correct  7-Aug-14  at 4:40 PM
PHP ~ เปโซ  => 0.746 = 4100,00 PHP => 3058,60 THB

Try with T.T. Money Exchange shops in Pattaya offering better rates than others !

Edited August 7, 201411 yr by Farang two dot zero

ok , thx all for your'e replies it's very helpfull.

 

http://www.yjpattayaexchange.com/4.html

Would be 2911฿ by today rate.

 

Correct  7-Aug-14  at 4:40 PM
PHP ~ เปโซ  => 0.746 = 4100,00 PHP => 3058,60 THB

Try with T.T. Money Exchange shops in Pattaya offering better rates than others !

 

You've used the sell rate. He would use the buy rate on the chart, which is 0.71... which is still a surprisingly good rate for currencies not often traded here. I'm surprised any money changer here would buy peso.

You've used the sell rate. He would use the buy rate on the chart, which is 0.71... which is still a surprisingly good rate for currencies not often traded here. I'm surprised any money changer here would buy peso.

Are you sure, he sell Peso and buy THB no ?

 

I always use Yenjit when the amount does not require a trip to Super Rich in BKK...
They also have a place in Jomtien, nearby the Immigration.
Cash in your "exotic" currency isn't a problem; if you need somthing "exotic" it is advised to give them a call in advance.

 

You've used the sell rate. He would use the buy rate on the chart, which is 0.71... which is still a surprisingly good rate for currencies not often traded here. I'm surprised any money changer here would buy peso.

Are you sure, he sell Peso and buy THB no ?

 

 

I'm absolutely sure that if he buys baht (sells peso) they will use the lower rate. (left hand column).

 

If he sells baht (buys peso), they charge more baht per peso, thus the higher rate.

 

It works the same with every currency at the money changer.

Have a look here

 

http://bankexchangerates.daytodaydata.net/default.aspx