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What currency is more profitable to take to Kemer - dollars or euros? Where and how is it profitable to change?
What currency is more profitable to take to Kemer - dollars or euros? Where and how is it profitable to change?
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No difference. But we always take dollars. Turks are often cunning and can take 2 dollars and 2 euros for the same thing.
If you have a Sberbank Visa or MasterCard card, you can withdraw money from Deniz Bank in any currency without commission.
If you have a Sberbank Visa or MasterCard card, you can withdraw money from Deniz Bank in any currency without commission.
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answered 7 years ago
And you can not shoot. In m-naz and even in many shops it was fashionable to pay by card. Just immediately decide on the local course and that's it. We didn't change. You can pay with everything that is in your wallet))
The main thing is not to be fooled right away, especially on "fashionable" trips to textile-leather stores
The main thing is not to be fooled right away, especially on "fashionable" trips to textile-leather stores
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answered 7 years ago
It doesn’t matter which one, but take a part in small bills (you yourself understand why))))
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answered 7 years ago
Take any US dollars, euros, British pounds, it is better to pay with them in Turkish lira if you buy something, there are official currency exchanges in the center of Kemer, in hotels they change at the reception desk at a low rate. Bargain! The advice of Russian girls on the card of the Savings Bank of Russia is not relevant for citizens of Ukraine and citizens of other countries and the Savings Bank of Russia is under the sanctions of the European Union and the United States, there are cards of international banks and financial groups that are represented in Ukraine and Turkey and other countries of the world French Ukrsibbank BNP Paribas Group and Crediagricol Credit Agricole, ING bank ING Groep Netherlands, Citi bank Citigroup USA
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answered 7 years ago