Hi

Where is the best place to change up money theses days ? UK to thb

Every bar girl will help you!

Best place to change money?

I think they are called BANKS.

The booths you see as you walk around the streets will generally give you a better rate than the banks. There won't be much difference between the exchange booths themselves. Sometimes you can get a marginally better rate if you exchange £50 notes. Clean, unmarked and undamaged £50 notes will get you the best rate and the larger the amount,the better the rate. However the difference between the best rate and the worst rate is unlikely to be great. I hope this is helpful.

Edited January 25, 201610 yr by Rajab Al Zarahni

I've always liked the shop in LK Metro on the soi diana side.

TT; black script on yellow background; have plenty of booths around that give a good rate. You don't say which part of the UK you are from, Dan1, but I have noticed that a few money changers give a reduced rate for Scottish notes. Hoots mon!!. As in all things, shop around ... oh & don't forget to take your passport. I nearly forgot to tell you that. Good luck, take care & have a great time.

Dan, T.. money exchange is usually the best at exchanging currencies. The are yellow in colour with black signage. They are all about Town especially on Soi Buakhao Second Road and Beach road.

Dan, T.. money exchange is usually the best at exchanging currencies. The are yellow in colour with black signage. They are all about Town especially on Soi Buakhao Second Road and Beach road.

T.T. money exchange...sorry for the typo

I use super rich.

Good rates. Not fussy about some dodgy notes either

I agree, T.T. Currency Exchange.

If you exchange larger amounts ask for a better price.

Edited January 25, 201610 yr by alocacoc

I use super rich.

Good rates. Not fussy about some dodgy notes either

If you mean http://www.superrich1965.com/ or http://superrichthai.com/exchange they are in BKK which is a bit far if you want to change in Pattaya......

Otherwise where is "super rich" in Pattaya located?

Apologies, didn't know this was in pattaya.

But if you are in BKK then they are good.

I used to use bank gold run by Chinese always gave a better rate than the booths around town

I used to use bank gold run by Chinese always gave a better rate than the booths around town

If you are exchanging a large amount of sterling for a condo or car purchase, external currencies are required to be remitted here via TT so the rate is dependent on the Thai receiving bank, you can talk to them and negotiate a few points higher in the case of SCB for example.

The Revolut card issued in the UK allows you to do ATM withdrawals and transfer money from the UK all at interbank spot rate. The best rates I've seen, better than Soi Buakhao. Except at the weekend.

TT; black script on yellow background; have plenty of booths around that give a good rate. You don't say which part of the UK you are from, Dan1, but I have noticed that a few money changers give a reduced rate for Scottish notes. Hoots mon!!. As in all things, shop around ... oh & don't forget to take your passport. I nearly forgot to tell you that. Good luck, take care & have a great time.

Scottish notes also attract poor rates in some parts of the UK.

My son is studying in Glasgow and visited London for a few days last month with a friend. The friend tried to exchange some Scottish £10 notes at an exchange booth for English notes (he had problems with London shops as they are not obliged to accept them) but was offered £7 for each £10 note. Needless to say he didn't take up their kind offer. Think he found a bank that assisted.

When he related this story to me I advised him that, next time, they should offer to buy any Scottish notes from the exchange booth for £8. A win / win

TT; black script on yellow background; have plenty of booths around that give a good rate. You don't say which part of the UK you are from, Dan1, but I have noticed that a few money changers give a reduced rate for Scottish notes. Hoots mon!!. As in all things, shop around ... oh & don't forget to take your passport. I nearly forgot to tell you that. Good luck, take care & have a great time.

Scottish notes also attract poor rates in some parts of the UK.

My son is studying in Glasgow and visited London for a few days last month with a friend. The friend tried to exchange some Scottish £10 notes at an exchange booth for English notes (he had problems with London shops as they are not obliged to accept them) but was offered £7 for each £10 note. Needless to say he didn't take up their kind offer. Think he found a bank that assisted.

When he related this story to me I advised him that, next time, they should offer to buy any Scottish notes from the exchange booth for £8. A win / win

I remember something like this from my schooldays, of long ago when the story was a Scottish pound note was worth 21 Shillings, untrue of course.