Thailand sets new fuel fund rates from November 1

Thailand’s Oil Fuel Fund Committee has set new levy and subsidy rates for various fuels, effective 1 November 2026. Diesel is subsidised at 3.90 baht per litre, B20 diesel at 5.82 baht per litre, and some fuels pay into the fund. The notice is not a direct pump‑price announcement but will influence retail costs.

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What this means for you

  • Foreign residents who drive diesel vehicles will benefit from a subsidy of 3.90 baht per litre from 1 November 2026, which may lower their fuel costs.
  • Drivers using B20 diesel (a biodiesel blend) receive a larger subsidy of 5.82 baht per litre from the same date.
  • The change applies nationwide and affects all diesel and gasohol users in Thailand.

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