THB to VND calculator
Convert THB to Vietnamese Dong
Enter any THB amount. The estimate automatically uses the current published We Buy rate for Thai Baht.
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Reference rates are sourced from Vietcombank via FX Currency Converter. Our published buy and sell rates may differ and should be confirmed before exchanging currency.
Exchanging Thai Baht for Vietnamese Dong in Phu Quoc
If you arrive in Phu Quoc with Thai baht, start with three checks: the published THB rate, the notes you actually have, and how much VND you need for the next part of your trip. Thai banknotes can include both paper and polymer issues, so note material and condition are worth a quick look before you leave your hotel.
The examples below help turn the THB rate into a more useful VND estimate.
How to read the THB rate
The We Buy value is the published VND amount when the counter buys Thai-baht cash from a customer. A We Sell value, when displayed, applies only when that service is available.
Compare THB with other currencies on the full exchange-rate table. If the buy/sell labels are unfamiliar, see the Buy vs Sell guide.
Example THB amounts at the published buy rate
These examples use the current We Buy rate entered by the site operator. They are estimates for planning only; confirm the final rate and accepted notes before the transaction.
Paper or polymer: know which Thai notes you have
The Bank of Thailand’s current-circulation information explicitly lists 20-, 50- and 100-baht polymer banknotes and also maintains information on paper banknotes. That helps identify the cash you carry, but issuer information does not guarantee local exchange acceptance for every series, denomination or condition.
See the Bank of Thailand’s current banknotes in circulation. For old, marked, torn or unusual notes, also use the banknote preparation guide.
A practical THB-to-VND exchange plan
- Check the published THB rate and the update time.
- Look over the notes you plan to exchange, including denomination, material, series and condition.
- Choose a counter that fits your route from the Locations page.
- Confirm larger or unusual exchanges first so you know the expected rate and VND availability.
- At the counter, verify the final VND amount and any applicable fee before completing the exchange.
If your Thai baht notes are old or damaged
Older paper designs, worn polymer notes, writing, tears or other damage can make a note worth checking before you travel. When in doubt, ask about the actual notes rather than assuming all THB cash is handled the same way.
Use Old-Series Banknotes, Damaged or Marked Banknotes, or Banknote Denominations for a more specific check.
How much THB should you exchange?
Match the amount to your expected VND spending rather than converting all your Thai baht automatically. For a larger amount, confirming the transaction before setting out can save time.
The cash-planning guide helps you estimate a working amount from your itinerary, prepaid costs and backup payment options.
Where to exchange THB in Phu Quoc
Use the published service locations for current addresses, hours and directions. For airport-versus-town planning, see Where to Exchange Money in Phu Quoc.
Questions worth confirming before you go
- Is THB currently being accepted at this counter?
- Are the denomination, series, material and condition of my notes suitable?
- Is the published rate still current for my transaction?
- Do I need identification or other transaction information?
- Should I confirm this amount in advance?
THB to VND questions
Does a polymer Thai-baht note guarantee acceptance?
No. Polymer is only one feature of a banknote. Denomination, series and condition may also matter, so ask about the actual note if you are unsure.
Can the THB rate change during the day?
Yes. Check the timestamp shown with the rate and confirm the final value before completing the exchange.
What if my THB note is old or damaged?
Contact the counter about the actual note before visiting. Some notes may need individual inspection before acceptance can be confirmed.
Need to confirm a rate before you visit?
Check the published rate, opening hours and location, then contact the exchange counter to confirm the final transaction details.