The government announced that on 15 June, the first day to use the “Thai Chuey Thai Plus 60/40” benefit through four main food delivery platforms begins, while over 2,189,420 people have already fully used the 1,000 baht limit under the Thai Chuey Thai Plus scheme.
On 13 June 2026, Ms. Lalida Pertwivatana, Deputy Spokesperson for the Office of the Prime Minister, revealed that the government, led by Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, is continuously stimulating the economy and easing living costs for citizens through the “Thai Chuey Thai Plus 60/40” program. From 15 June 2026 onward, people will be able to use the benefit via food delivery services on four main platforms: ShopeeFood, LINE MAN, GrabFood, and Robinhood, after nationwide restaurants registered and linked their systems through the “Tung Ngern” application starting 10 June.
The Deputy Spokesperson added that currently 88,198 restaurants have successfully registered and linked their systems to the food delivery services. This reflects the readiness of operators nationwide to participate in the government’s measure to expand sales channels, increase income, and facilitate greater convenience for citizens to access their benefits.
For the public, the benefit can be used via food delivery services from 15 June to 30 September 2026, daily from 06:00 to 21:00. This will enhance convenience in accessing the benefit, reduce daily living expenses, and help distribute funds to restaurants, small businesses, and local economies across the country.
Meanwhile, spending activity under the “Thai Chuey Thai Plus 60/40” program remains lively. As of 12 June 2026 at 23:00, 26,040,623 people have received the benefit, with more than 1,041,907 stores registered and ready to use it. Total cumulative spending since the program’s launch stands at 27,125.23 million baht, divided into 15,737.95 million baht contributed by the government and 11,387.28 million baht by the public. Successful users number 24,577,399, with over 2,189,420 having fully used their 1,000 baht entitlement.
“The government is confident that enabling the benefit through food delivery will increase convenience for citizens, expand trade opportunities for small businesses, and accelerate the circulation of funds in the grassroots economy. This aligns with the government’s goals to stimulate the economy while managing living costs for the population simultaneously.”