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Polish zloty
Is it true that Polish zloty cannot be imported into Poland. That is, it is impossible to immediately exchange the hryvnia for zlotys in Ukraine, but only to make an exchange on the territory of Poland. On our previous trips, we changed money in Lviv and no one warned us.
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I always tried to change in Kyiv (UkrEximBank) and there were no problems when importing.
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answered 12 years ago
Interesting, where did you find out?
No, it's not 100% true.
Feel free to change in Ukraine.
Good luck!
No, it's not 100% true.
Feel free to change in Ukraine.
Good luck!
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answered 12 years ago
I opened a page on what and how much can be imported into the Republic of Poland. In the currency section it is written that it is forbidden to import zlotys, only with some kind of permission. She surprised herself.
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answered 12 years ago
I opened the page - this source is equal to the source - it is written on the fence. Sorry)))
Zloty free envelope. currency - take it where you want, change where you want
Zloty free envelope. currency - take it where you want, change where you want
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answered 12 years ago
Actually, the page of the customs service of the Republic of Poland.
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answered 12 years ago
This changes things ;-)
It will be interesting to read, can I have a link?
It will be interesting to read, can I have a link?
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answered 12 years ago
Unfortunately, I'm not such an Ass in computers, but on the Fairy website in the descriptions of the Republic of Poland, I read the same thing five minutes ago.
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answered 12 years ago
No, well, Accord is not a source, but about the website of the Polish customs service is another matter!
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answered 12 years ago
Help me find it, I don't know Polish...
http://www.mf.gov.pl/index.php?const=2
http://www.mf.gov.pl/index.php?const=2
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answered 12 years ago
This question is also very interesting, since on many sites they write that it is impossible to import / export zloty to Poland. Did someone let such a duck in, or maybe some new law?
For the first time I found such information here http://www.polska.ru/turystyka/celnia/pol_zakon.html and I don't know how much I can trust this site.
For the first time I found such information here http://www.polska.ru/turystyka/celnia/pol_zakon.html and I don't know how much I can trust this site.
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answered 12 years ago
My relatives have been going to Poland every week for many years. No one has ever taken their zlotys from them, either at the entrance or at the exit. Even when Polish border guards or customs officers ask you to show the amount of cash, they boldly show both dollars and zlotys.
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answered 12 years ago
Well, we also bought in Lviv, but I wanted to find out for sure.
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answered 12 years ago
In any central branch of almost any bank in Kyiv, you can buy złoty. Officially. The NBU has a course.
On the territory of Ukraine before the border, there are many exchange offices of banks, where you can also buy zlotys. Officially.
The link polska.ru is not an official source. Now, if you could find it on the website of the National Bank of Poland or the customs service, etc., then you can stretch your brain. And so...
On the territory of Ukraine before the border, there are many exchange offices of banks, where you can also buy zlotys. Officially.
The link polska.ru is not an official source. Now, if you could find it on the website of the National Bank of Poland or the customs service, etc., then you can stretch your brain. And so...
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answered 12 years ago
http://www.mf.gov.pl/en/web/wp/information-for-travelers/information-on-limits-in-travelling- to-poland-from-third-countries that's how I understand the official information on about customs limits, nothing is written about the currency ... especially since Poland is in the Schengen and the import rules are now all-Schengen there, it seems to me
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answered 12 years ago