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Tell me, please, where is it better to change $ or is it convenient to pay $?
Tell me, please, where is it better to change $ or is it convenient to pay $?
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It is best to have Euro and change in banks. The exchange rate difference is not significant. Pay everywhere (except for shops for Cubans) - in convertible pesos (CUCs). I recommend changing a couple of Euros for truly Cuban, non-convertible pesos, with a denomination of 3 pesos - coins, and 5 (it seems), pesos - banknotes - there - an image of Che Guevara - a great souvenir! And the bucks - no need - a large percentage of the commission on the exchange!
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answered 13 years ago
We changed on arrival at the airport. If you buy food, then you need rupees, but you bought excursions for dollars from locals
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answered 13 years ago
Everyone recommends changing the currency at the airport, although we changed it at another bank, since they are located at every turn. If you are still lucky and you will pay for purchases in dollars, then keep in mind that in this case the price is rounded up.
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answered 13 years ago
We changed the principal amount at the airport. The course was better than the hotel. But in principle, there are banks in the cities and the exchange rate is about the same. You can pay with dollars if you buy something expensive (for example, pebbles - they are happy to take both dollars and euros. And so have rupees, including small ones. You can take lollipops and fountain pens from Russia (children often come and something want)
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answered 13 years ago
change at the airport, although the difference is not significant and you can change it everywhere))
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answered 13 years ago
We also changed at the airport, but overdid it. During the reverse exchange of rupees for dollars, the bank took a commission of a hundred rupees and did not give us a few tens of change - like, we don’t exchange for little things. Dollars and euros are easy to change in any city bank.
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answered 13 years ago