Thailand’s power outlets are 230 V at 50 Hz, and sockets commonly accept Type A (two flat) and Type C (two round) plugs, with some also taking Type B.
Your Australian Type I plug won’t fit—bring a decent travel adaptor and, if you’re fond of your gadgets, a surge protector wouldn’t hurt.
Most phone and laptop chargers are dual‑voltage (100–240 V), so they’re fine; just read the tiny label first.
Hotels sometimes have “universal” sockets, but don’t bank on it—airport adaptors cost a motza, so grab one before you go.
Pack smart and your devices will sip electrons happily while you sip something with a tiny umbrella.
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