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Where is it more profitable to change rubles and what is more profitable?
I didn’t have time to change rubles at the airport, where is the best place to do it?
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1.at home.2.look for shops with a sign: firewood reception..3.for charity....
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answered 11 years ago
Ratio 1$ = 1.78 - 1.75TL(real); 1.8 (max). It is better to change rubles for dollars at home. Last year, in Camyuva (Kemer), some shops sold for rubles ...
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answered 11 years ago
In Turkey, you can buy everything in stores for dollars, rubles, euros, and many more for which CIS currency. And change is given in any currency that interests you.
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answered 11 years ago
Galina_Kaz, this is true, but when you pay with your currency (ruble, hryvnia) you become a hostage of the imposed exchange rate, it is not always profitable. Yes, and they don’t let them go everywhere, it’s better to have “Turets.Lira” or “Dol” with you
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answered 11 years ago
We've always paid in bucks. Never exchanged for lira. And the prices were asked in dollars. Very comfortably. With the exception of visiting national parks, it's more convenient to have bucks everywhere. Because when you leave, you will have to change the remaining lira for the currency you need, and this is not entirely profitable.
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answered 11 years ago
In Kemer, in the center next to the mosque, there are two supermarkets ("Migros" /Tanzas/, "Carrefo.."). It happened to me more than once, change from dollars was given out in Turkish lira ...
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answered 11 years ago
5gk65wze, It's really more convenient, but a little more expensive than lira. Bus ride: either 3 lira or 2 dollars. ($2 = 3.56 Lira - 3.6 Lira). Lyre is better in your pocket...
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answered 11 years ago
Rubles, as well as Ukrainian hryvnias, Kazakh tenges can be exchanged at any exchange office in Kemer. Of course, the course is not very profitable, but this is an extreme case. Of course, it is more profitable to change in Russia for dollars and pay with them there, but if you travel a lot by public transport and buy in stores with fixed prices, then it is better to change dollars for lira. In Kemer, for example, last year the rate was 1.6 and in Antalya 1.7
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answered 11 years ago
US Dollar cross rate for today (06/16/2013)
1 USD = 1.8565 TRY
So now it is quite possible to change 1 USD = 1.8 TRY
Last year in Kemer 1 USD = 1.78 TRY, slight difference of Turkish lira falling due to unrest!
1 USD = 1.8565 TRY
So now it is quite possible to change 1 USD = 1.8 TRY
Last year in Kemer 1 USD = 1.78 TRY, slight difference of Turkish lira falling due to unrest!
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answered 11 years ago
Good evening, it makes no sense to change dollars for something Turkish at all, since in stores they accept dollars, rubles, and euros
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answered 11 years ago
If you know how to count and bargain a little, as is customary there, then it’s a no brainer that the lira is more profitable, you can change it at the reception, at the bank and at the degishtermek market in Turkish
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answered 11 years ago
If you are not going to go shopping often, then you can keep money in dollars. It’s more convenient for me to change to the local currency everywhere, so as not to bother with recalculations every time I buy. Therefore, upon arrival, I withdraw the approximate required amount from an ATM for expenses and forget about the courses until the end of the holiday.
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answered 11 years ago