Key facts
Before you go
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- Read THB, ฿ and baht as identifiers for the same Thai currency.
- Use a current separate source for any foreign-currency conversion.
- Keep provider rates, fees and payment terms outside this currency-identity answer.
Detailed explanation4 short sections
The currency identity
Pattaya uses the Thai baht because it uses Thailand's official national currency. The supported international code is THB, and the supported currency symbol is ฿.
These are three ways of identifying the same currency. This answer does not assign a separate Pattaya currency or a visitor-only unit.
Understand baht and satang
One baht is divided into 100 satang. That subdivision is part of the official currency definition rather than a conversion into another currency.
When a price uses THB, the baht symbol or the word baht, keep the amount attached to that same Thai-currency identity. Do not read the notation itself as an exchange rate.
Keep exchange rates out of the evergreen answer
The official source establishes the currency name, code, symbol and subdivision. It does not establish a current conversion into dollars, euros, pounds or another currency.
A foreign-currency conversion changes with its dated rate and provider. This page therefore gives no evergreen conversion and makes no claim about a provider's rate.
Separate currency from payment terms
Knowing that the currency is THB does not answer a separate question about card acceptance, cash access, exchange fees or conversion terms. Those decisions require their own current evidence.
Use this page for the stable identity of the money used in Pattaya. Use a dated payment or exchange source for any amount that depends on a rate, fee or provider.
Local terms
- Thai baht
- Thailand's official currency and the currency used in Pattaya.
- THB
- The supported international code for the Thai baht.
- Satang
- The subdivision of the baht; 100 satang make one baht.
Evidence
Sources
1 dated record supports the material facts on this page.
- The Thai baht, official currency of Thailand (opens in a new tab)
Thailand.go.thofficial governmentChecked