A reminder to eligible users not to forget topping up the "Thai Chuey Thai Plus 60/40" scheme, as government subsidies end this month. The program can be used until 30 Sep. Advice is given on how much to top up to spend exactly without leftover funds in the "Pao Tang" app.
Progress on the “Thai Chuey Thai Plus” project shows that people can claim their entitlement through the “Pao Tang” application. The program aims to assist citizens affected by the energy crisis caused by regional conflicts in the Middle East, helping reduce expenses and maintain purchasing power.
However, according to the timeline, September will be the last month the government provides the 60/40 subsidy. This means eligible individuals can top up and spend within the system until 30 Sep. After that, it remains uncertain whether the government will extend the co-payment plus program.
For those wondering how much to top up in this final month, the government limits spending to no more than 200 baht per person per day, or up to the entitlement limit (1,000 baht per person per month, up to 4,000 baht total during the program).
Purchase amount 100 baht
Purchase amount 200 baht
If the government subsidizes 1,000 baht that month, you should top up your G-wallet with 666.67 baht, or approximately 667 baht. This means you can spend about 1,667 baht throughout the month, leaving no leftover balance in the Pao Tang app account.
Use the entitlement at stores
Order food via food delivery