Where to Get the Best Money Exchange Rate in Bangkok

Last updated on April 30th, 2015 at 12:50 pm

Whenever I’m on the lookout for new places to eat I always try and find out where the locals go. So I figured why not find out where Thais go to get the best currency exchange rates. Thais love to travel especially to other parts of Asia, Europe and of course the good ol’ USA.

So where do Thais go to get the exchange rates that are way better than what Thai banks have to offer?

They head to Super Rich money exchange. What a funky name right?

The best place to exchange for Thai Baht...
The best place to exchange for Thai Baht…

Super Rich is not a bank but they are still one of the most recognized businesses in Thailand for getting the best rates.

Just recently $1US dollar was around 32THB which is really good. When I arrived into Thailand a few months ago it was around 29THB. Before that it was around 27THB. I know a few THB here and there doesn’t seem like a whole lot but the difference is certainly noticeable if you’re changing a lot of big bills.

Of course they are able to exchange major currencies from all the world from Yen to Euros.

There’s a Super Rich close to me at Central Ladprao Mall but they do have branches in Silom and Chidlom which are all convenient locations for tourists.

Just to remember to bring along your passport which is a new requirement for foreigners.

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One Reply to “Where to Get the Best Money Exchange Rate in Bangkok”

  1. You could try in hway kwang area. The one that I remember in on soi5 near Amanta Hotel. In front of the Alley you could find the money changer that offer you a good rate. Better than the bank ofcourse. My advise is when you would like to travel to Thailand you could prepare to exchange first on your original country for around 1000 bath (please ask for a change in 500 and 5×100) this is for you to paid the accomodation up to hotel that you choose. Then if you are going to Bangkok and stay around ratchadaphisek you could go by mrt and stop at dindaeng station (if im not wrong) and go to the money changer that I was mentioned before. This way you could save around 1 bath per usd compare if you exchange with the local bank, even more if you compare with the one at airport. Since that excahnge in the airport is very low. I hope this could help.

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