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Gold Market Report

Thailand Gold Market Report

Independently researched coverage of the Thailand gold market, last verified Aug 31, 2026. 24K gold is currently THB 70,797.85 per baht (thai).

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Research coverage

4 of 4 research sections published for Thailand.

  • About this market
  • Market notes
  • Buying guide
  • Tax & duty notes

Gold Price by Purity

Live prices in THB.

PurityPer gPer oz tPer tolaPer kg
24 karat (999.9)THB 4,644.31THB 144,454.17THB 54,170.31THB 4,644,309.50
22 karat (916.7)THB 4,257.86THB 132,434.38THB 49,662.89THB 4,257,864.31
21 karat (875)THB 4,064.18THB 126,410.04THB 47,403.77THB 4,064,177.23
18 karat (750)THB 3,483.58THB 108,351.46THB 40,631.80THB 3,483,580.48
14 karat (583.3)THB 2,709.30THB 84,268.55THB 31,600.70THB 2,709,296.66
10 karat (416.7)THB 1,935.48THB 60,200.07THB 22,575.03THB 1,935,477.32

Trend

Last 3 months

Per gram · THB

Change
+6.35%
Low
THB 4,316.94
High
THB 5,009.00

Historical data is presented from the site's retained market samples and daily rollups.

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About the Thailand gold market

In Thailand, "baht" is both the national currency and the standard gold-weight unit (1 baht-weight ≈ 15.2 grams) — a dual meaning that can confuse first-time buyers.

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Market notes

Thailand charges no import or export customs duty and no VAT on gold bullion itself, but imported gold jewellery carries a 7% VAT on its full declared value, a policy aimed at supporting domestic jewellery manufacturing.

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Buying gold in Thailand

Look for accreditation from the Gold Traders Association of Thailand (GTA) when buying baht-weight gold in Thailand -- GTA-accredited retailers guarantee the traditional 96.5% (about 23K) domestic purity described in this page's market notes, distinct from the 24K standard used for international investment bars.

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Tax & duty notes

Gold bullion carries no import duty, export duty, or VAT in Thailand. Imported gold jewellery, by contrast, is subject to a 7% VAT on its declared value, intended to support the domestic jewellery-manufacturing sector; gold shops commonly absorb this into the shelf price rather than showing it as a separate line item.

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Sources

What the Thailand research is based on

Each claim below traces to a specific, checkable source rather than a general reference.

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Methodology

How we calculate the price

  • We fetch the international spot gold price (XAU/USD) live from xaus.com + gold-api.com, with automatic failover between providers.
  • The spot rate is converted into the local currency using live exchange rates from exchangerate-api.com, then scaled by purity (24K, 22K, 18K…) and by weight (gram, tola, ounce, kilogram, baht).
  • The result is the pure spot value. Retail counters may add dealer premium, tax and making charges — the number here is the underlying benchmark.