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  1. Thanks for all the reply's really helpful. A few other issues, I hope are OK to raise in this post. Mobile phones, if I have a UK phone how do I find out if it is unlocked, and if it is will it accept any Thai sim card. I have an Iphone4 and asume should be alright to use over there? Others have blackberrys. We have to change at Dubai, and have to wait 3hours on the way there but have 7hours on the way back, do I also need Dirham or will I be alright to use Sterling? Thanks Junk
  2. Thanks for the replies. But not to change any money into bhat before travelling, what do you do for taxi's etc once you get there? I think I'll go with the travelers cheques, what is the largest denominations available? The appartments we have in Bangkok have an in room safe, however where we are staying in Pattaya only have reception safes. Are these still 'safe'? Thanks
  3. Hello, Been a member now for a few months, regularly reading the forum for updates and the like. Now its fast approaching till I jet off to Thailand for the first time, (15th Jan) and looking for a little bit of guidence. We arrive on 16th at lunch time and spending 3 nights in Bangkok before traveling down to Pattaya for a week. I have £500 english changed into bhat and have another £1000 that I'm not really sure what to do with. I was thinking travelers cheques as then at least if you lose them or they are stolen then your covered. However I'm not sure how easy it is to change
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