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Where can I buy Sri Lankan rupees in Kyiv?
Perhaps someone has left from past trips, then I will be happy to help get rid of it :) [email protected] or t. 0684523113
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I like to come to another country with at least a minimum amount of local currency in my pocket, this eliminates the need to change dollars at the airport at a dubious rate.
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answered 9 years ago
at the airport in this particular country the best exchange rate + they will give a certificate by which you can exchange the balance back
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answered 9 years ago
And the main thing is to keep the certificate with the check until the end.
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answered 9 years ago
In Sri Lanka, the rate at the airport is better than in other parts of the country! What is the point, Karl?)) If you wish, exchange a bit at the airport, and the rest in banks that are in any village. But .. as experience has shown, it is more profitable at the airport. How many do you need? I have a bit))
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answered 9 years ago
I join the above unsubscribers, it was in the SHL that the exchange rate at the airport was excellent, they also bought a local SIM card there. So don’t worry.
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answered 9 years ago
If there are no dollars, then there are ATMs at the exit from the airport, you can simply withdraw from the card.
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answered 9 years ago
hmm .. to be honest on that forum, all the info is outdated. yes, and why do you need Russian rubles if you are from Ukraine?)) And two years ago it was like that. how we write. and now it is.
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answered 9 years ago
Lana, why did you decide that I need rubles to grow? :))) Perhaps you were misled by the abbreviation Rs - so this is a rupee, not a ruble! ;)
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answered 9 years ago
I don't know where you can buy ruppies in Kyiv, because. the export of local currency from the country is prohibited, BUT, you are right, the exchange rate at the airport is the worst, and, besides, tourists are sometimes deceived.
I know this for sure, because I have been living in the country for 10 years and I work in the tourism business.
If you get to the place on your own, you just need to change 10-20 dollars at the airport, and on the spot you will exchange as much as you need.
To date, the rate at the airport is 146.4, and in exchangers 148/149
I know this for sure, because I have been living in the country for 10 years and I work in the tourism business.
If you get to the place on your own, you just need to change 10-20 dollars at the airport, and on the spot you will exchange as much as you need.
To date, the rate at the airport is 146.4, and in exchangers 148/149
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answered 9 years ago
Yes uzhzhzhzh ... One and a half percent loss is when exchanging at the airport, if not thousands of dorrars are going to change, the difference can be neglected.
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answered 9 years ago
At the airport it is better to change immediately, there are several points and there are no problems. We changed 100 dollars, and then you can exchange it for purchases in any village. The course is the same. Have a nice rest
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answered 9 years ago
ark_90, perhaps. After all, the Sri Lankan rupee is abbreviated as LKR, and not as Rs!)))) Nonsense about the fact that they cheat at the airport and are more expensive. Of course, if you change it by hand, but there are official exchange counters. Why create problems for yourself?
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answered 9 years ago
Dear Lana, I give an analogy USD - $, LKR - Rs, more details in the wiki, here's an example: http://freecurrencyrates.com/ru/convert-USD-LKR
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answered 9 years ago
dakini, thanks for one of the few meaningful answers in the thread.
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answered 9 years ago
ark_90-from the Russian site)) and peg to the ruble)) Your sarcasm is inappropriate. And I understood the way you wrote. But this has nothing to do with your question. Isn't it? It’s generally unclear to me when you asked a question, and then you start throwing links - about what? Before you go to the country, maybe you need to know something about it? Don't blame me. If you don't like advice, don't ask questions. It's simple.
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answered 9 years ago
Lana, it's hard for me to perceive your stream of consciousness - what kind of sarcasm? from which Russian site? what is the peg to the ruble? Where did you find this in what I wrote? Perhaps you again mixed up something with something else? What to know about the country? what are you talking about?
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answered 9 years ago
There are problems with money in India now ... They write that it is better to postpone the trip. You have to be more careful, otherwise they will put in old money.
http://www.wearethebestfamily.com/obmen-deneg-v-indii-2016-zapret-na-500-i-1000-rupij-india-2016/
http://www.wearethebestfamily.com/obmen-deneg-v-indii-2016-zapret-na-500-i-1000-rupij-india-2016/
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answered 9 years ago
The author is clearly being trolled: one confuses rupees with rubles, the other confuses Sri Lanka with India)))
soldian, have you postponed your trip to Goa?
soldian, have you postponed your trip to Goa?
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answered 9 years ago
I confess .......... I saw rupees and thought that they were also changed there for new banknotes ...)
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answered 9 years ago
ark_90, of course it’s difficult, you only see what you want. So they asked a question and away we go. People write to you that it’s cheaper at the airport, But you wanted to hear that someone would write that it’s not, they say it’s cheaper not at the airport, that’s it believe! Well, the Lord is with you. But it’s you who are throwing the links without even reading them. By the way, where is that first comment about rupees?)) It’s not clear why you asked the question to hear what you want ???
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answered 9 years ago
Lana, sweet wonderful creature, again some kind of confusion, a stream of words and fragmentary thoughts. I have two explanations: either you have an urgent need to show your feminine irrationality, and I just got “on hand”, or you really troll me for some reason. I dare to assure you - I am not a psychologist, not a psychotherapist, and even more so not an object for trolling. In any case, I see no need to further respond to your stream of consciousness. I bow for this...
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answered 9 years ago
ark_90..mdya..your inadequacy is simply amazing)). The world is full of strange people. The confusion is in your head, not mine.. You react inadequately to the usual answers.
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answered 9 years ago
Nah, people, why are you arguing here? sort things out? in general, a person normally asked, while there is an addition to the question -
Perhaps someone has left from past trips, then I will be happy to help get rid of it :) [email protected] or t. 0684523113
Perhaps someone has left from past trips, then I will be happy to help get rid of it :) [email protected] or t. 0684523113
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answered 9 years ago
After the trip, 8,000 rupees remained. I will exchange for hryvnia.
Write to [email protected]
Novel. Kyiv.
Write to [email protected]
Novel. Kyiv.
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answered 9 years ago
And if anyone has Sri Lankan coins left after the trip, I'll take them :)
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answered 8 years ago