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What kind of money is better to bring to Turkey?
I'm going to Turkey for the first time - what money should I take with me?
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as I understand it, you can pay there both in local currency and in bucks and euros (AS IN EGYPT)?
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answered 15 years ago
And I'm for dollars. The euro there is not exactly 1.4 to the dollar, if translated through the cross-rate of the lira, but less.
And, in principle, you can change any currency - even hard currency, even hryvnia with rubles.
You can pay in shops and travel agencies with currency, but it’s more profitable with lira - then they don’t have change :)), then the exchange rate is bad. And in transport and large stores and shopping centers, the calculation is in lira.
And, in principle, you can change any currency - even hard currency, even hryvnia with rubles.
You can pay in shops and travel agencies with currency, but it’s more profitable with lira - then they don’t have change :)), then the exchange rate is bad. And in transport and large stores and shopping centers, the calculation is in lira.
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answered 15 years ago
US dollars, euros, Turkish liras, Russian rubles, Ukrainian hryvnias. In the Antalya-Kemer region - dollars and lira are better, in the regions of Side-Alania, Bodrum-Marmaris - euros and lira.
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answered 15 years ago
See for yourself! $1 is equal to 1.51 lir. 1 € is equal to 2.10 lir. This is the bank rate for today! I live there in Antalya! If you visit the old city in Antalya or Alanya there are currency exchanges! There are even more! Hotels and store sellers underestimate the rate by half! Focus on this rate + -!
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answered 15 years ago
It is strange that no one wrote about the card! Get a card!!!!!!!!!!! There it is accepted in any, even the smallest store, even if you pay for 1 can of beer. You will be deprived of the hassle of transferring one currency from another, plus with this calculation, the bank does not withdraw%. You only pay for what you buy. It is very convenient and profitable.
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answered 15 years ago
USD is the most convenient
and some part in small denominations
and some in local currency
(very handy for tips)
and some part in small denominations
and some in local currency
(very handy for tips)
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answered 15 years ago
What about the customs card? Or rather, is it possible to pay for a visa with a card in $ currency at passport control? Has anyone seen or tried this?
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answered 15 years ago
