1 THB to USD - Convert Thai Baht to US Dollar

Looking at the 30-day window, the THB/USD pair traded in a range of 0.029800 to 0.031900. The monthly average was 0.030663 with 2.01% volatility. This downward movement of 2.7% suggests significant momentum in the THB/USD exchange rate.

The current mid-market exchange rate is 1 THB = 0.030555 USD, updated as of June 4, 2026, 2:44 AM UTC. Mid-market rates represent the fairest available rate and are the midpoint between buy and sell prices on global currency markets. Actual transaction rates from banks or money transfer services may include a markup above this rate.

Thai Baht to US Dollar Exchange Rate

THB/USD is the reverse of USD/THB, showing how many dollars one baht can buy. For Thai exporters shipping electronics, automotive parts, and food products to the US market, American tourists in Thailand, and the bilateral military alliance that has connected the two countries since 1954, this rate provides the baht perspective on Thailand's most important hard currency relationship.

The Electronics Factory Floor

Thailand is a major exporter of hard disk drives, automotive components, rubber products, and processed food to the United States. Western Digital and Seagate operate massive Thai factories that produce a significant share of the world's hard drives. Japanese automakers' Thai factories export vehicles and parts to the US market. Thai food exports, from canned tuna to jasmine rice to frozen shrimp, fill American supermarket shelves. Each of these export transactions earns dollars that convert to baht for Thai workers, suppliers, and government tax collection. The Bank of Thailand manages the baht through a managed float, intervening to prevent sharp appreciation that would hurt export competitiveness. American tourists are among the highest-spending visitors in Thailand, with the US ranking in the top five source markets. US military personnel visit Thailand regularly through the longstanding alliance and joint exercises like Cobra Gold. The approximately 40,000 Americans living in Thailand include retirees, teachers, entrepreneurs, and digital nomads whose dollar income converts to baht for living expenses in a country where $2,000 monthly provides a comfortable lifestyle that would require $5,000+ in most American cities.

What Drives the THB/USD Rate

Bank of Thailand and Fed interest rate decisions, Thai export data, tourism revenue, Chinese economic conditions (China is Thailand's largest trading partner), oil prices (Thailand imports energy), and global risk sentiment are the main drivers. The baht tends to weaken during global risk-off events as emerging market currencies face outflow pressure.

What a Conversion Really Costs

In Thailand, SuperRich exchange booths offer rates within 0.1-0.3% of mid-market for USD cash, the best retail rates in the world. Banks charge 0.5-1.5%. Thai ATMs charge 220 baht per withdrawal on foreign cards. For US expats transferring regular income, online services charge 0.3-1%. The Thailand-US corridor is well-served due to significant tourism and expat volumes.

How to Get the Best THB to USD Rate

SuperRich in Bangkok is unmatched for cash. Avoid airports. For transfers, online services beat banks. Compare the mid-market rate on this page. For dollar earners living in Thailand, maintaining a US account and transferring monthly through an online service provides the most cost-effective approach.