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What currency to take?
Is it possible to exchange rubles, hryvnias, euros at the Kutaisi airport? There are no dollars available, is it worth changing euros and rubles for dollars, and then changing them to lari?
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It is unlikely that you will benefit from double conversion. If anyone wins, it's the exchange office.
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answered 11 years ago
Indeed, it is better to immediately change to lari. But there is no exchange office at Kutaisi airport. There is nothing there at all, except for toilets and Wi-Fi :) You can change it in the city at the exchange office or at the bank.
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answered 11 years ago
Sorry, I didn't quite understand. The fact that it is better immediately on the lari is understandable. But which currency is better to carry? I have a little bit of everything (hryvnias, rubles, euros). Yes, and the fact that there is no exchanger at the airport is very sad. And is it necessary to change? For the transfer and for the apartment, I think they will gladly take dollars. But what do they pay for in a cafe and for a ski pass? Again, I don't have a dollar.
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answered 11 years ago
Buy currency at home, and exchange it for lari in Georgia, as much as you need. Not all exchangers will accept hryvnia.
What is the problem of buying currency in Ukraine?
What is the problem of buying currency in Ukraine?
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answered 11 years ago
Iren48 in cafes, restaurants, with taxi drivers, etc. payment is in lari
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answered 11 years ago
travelsita the problem is not in buying currency in Ukraine, but in the fact that I have a problem with the hryvnia, but there are euros and rubles. And no one has answered me yet, do they accept these currencies? I'm sorry, maybe I didn't express my question clearly enough. That hryvnia is not accepted is now clear.
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answered 11 years ago
Euros will definitely be accepted by exchangers! But with rubles it can be more difficult. Since the number of people entering Russia has recently decreased (there was a break in diplomatic relations, now it is being restored) - consequently, the demand for rubles has decreased.
In any case, you can exchange euros and dollars at any exchanger.
In any case, you can exchange euros and dollars at any exchanger.
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answered 11 years ago
