The question has repeatedly arisen about what exactly needs to be pressed at the ATM in order to withdraw money. Let this instruction seem too banal to old-timers, but it can still come in handy for teapots. There is at least one question about conversion, which must be answered correctly, and the answer to which is not immediately obvious. Therefore, let there be this visual instruction, in addition to my post how to withdraw money in Thailand.
Thai ATMs charge a commission for each withdrawal - 220 baht. Therefore, it is not profitable to withdraw small amounts.
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Bangkok bank
Dispenses a maximum of 25,000 baht at a time.
Here you agree to a commission of 200 baht (there is no other option)
Refuse to convert, which is carried out by the ATM itself, as a rule, it is not profitable
Siam Bank
It gives out 20,000 baht at a time, but does not talk about it right away, but only when you enter an amount greater than 20,000 baht.
If you enter an amount more than 20 thousand baht, a message will appear about the maximum amount
Here you agree to a commission of 200 baht (there is no other option)
Refuse to convert, which is carried out by the ATM itself, as a rule, it is not profitable
Kasikorn Bank
Gives out a maximum of 20,000 baht. Slightly increased the withdrawal fee - 220 baht (February 2017).
Krungthai Bank
Dispenses a maximum of 20,000 baht at a time.
Here you agree to a commission of 200 baht (there is no other option)
Thanachart Bank
Dispenses a maximum of 20,000 baht at a time.
Here you agree to a commission of 200 baht (there is no other option)
Refuse to convert, which is carried out by the ATM itself, as a rule, it is not profitable
If he offers to print a check, then it is better to agree just in case
