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Can I exchange rubles for baht in Pattaya?
In Russia, exchange rates are flying up. You can't keep track! Of course, I want to buy cheaper and exchange more expensive. If 1b-0.93r, then it’s more profitable to fly with rubles.
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At the moment, the rate is 1 rub = 0.97 baht. In April it was 1 rub = 0.95 baht. The exchange is carried out in yellow exchangers. You can also change with hotel guides, but not always. If you change a large amount not immediately, but as needed, then why No?
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answered 13 years ago
A tourist country and there is no stabilization fund, but the ruble-baht exchange rate will always be unfavorable :)
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answered 13 years ago
Last year the ratio was 1=1. today the rate is 1 $ = 31.53 baht. So count. We usually go with both dollars and rubles.
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answered 13 years ago
Of course you can, I can even tell you where there are so-called Chinese exchangers with the highest rate in the city for all currencies.
Now tourists changed somewhere in the city 1 baht cost 0.88-0.9 satang (local pennies).
Total 100 rubles = from 88 to 90 rubles.
We'll continue to see how it goes. The baht is now also losing ground against the dollar, but the ruble is in a slightly worse situation.
If the amount is large, then it makes sense to change in Chinese exchangers.
Now tourists changed somewhere in the city 1 baht cost 0.88-0.9 satang (local pennies).
Total 100 rubles = from 88 to 90 rubles.
We'll continue to see how it goes. The baht is now also losing ground against the dollar, but the ruble is in a slightly worse situation.
If the amount is large, then it makes sense to change in Chinese exchangers.
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answered 13 years ago
if you walk along the first street (Beach Road) towards Walking Street, not reaching the entrance to it about 100 meters, opposite the booth like a bus stop, there is an exchanger with a sign "T.T.T. Travel". There, for 100 rubles today they give 92 baht.
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answered 13 years ago
but it can be done better. When withdrawing from the card, the exchange rate is much higher. Today tourists withdrew money, they said that it was almost 1:1. But you don't need to withdraw from an ATM. There is a commission for withdrawing any amount of 150 baht. It is better to go to the bank branch and withdraw there. In this case, there will be no commission. But it is imperative that the surname and name on the card completely coincide with the passport. You also need to take it with you.
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answered 13 years ago
Try to buy travelers checks for rubles, see which banks offer a purchase with what commission. And the higher the denomination, the more profitable
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answered 13 years ago
I completely agree with Amir, they constantly changed money in exchangers "T.T.T. Travel". But what can be the benefit when you fly to a wonderful country to relax, it is inappropriate to count a penny here
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answered 13 years ago
4yuka, I think the second day, and I always get that 150tyr- $- baht, ~ $ 100 more profitable)
http://www.superrich1965.com/
http://www.exocur.ru/
to Forse, Russian tourists are not looking for easy ways :))) "By the way, the most profitable thing is to go with a ruble debit card to Cambodia and withdraw bucks there. I took three thousand bucks, the ATM commission is $ 4, plus the commission of the Visa itself. exchange rate of the Central Bank on the date of withdrawal.
http://www.superrich1965.com/
http://www.exocur.ru/
to Forse, Russian tourists are not looking for easy ways :))) "By the way, the most profitable thing is to go with a ruble debit card to Cambodia and withdraw bucks there. I took three thousand bucks, the ATM commission is $ 4, plus the commission of the Visa itself. exchange rate of the Central Bank on the date of withdrawal.
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answered 13 years ago
To Amir1, probably about this exchanger? The sign is different because it was filmed in 2008.
http://www.pattayaphotoguide.com/?BouRUxpokcwC
http://www.pattayaphotoguide.com/?BouRUxpokcwC
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answered 12 years ago