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What currency is more convenient to carry with you - rubles or dollars?
And can immediately exchange for hryvnia in Moscow?
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There is no difference, you can carry both rubles and dollars. Exchangers accept any currency. There are a lot of exchange offices.
It is not worth buying hryvnia in advance in Moscow.
It is not worth buying hryvnia in advance in Moscow.
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answered 11 years ago
Thank you very much Lilly for your reply! Didn't see it when I read Motomeoz's answer
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answered 11 years ago
USD UAH 8.13 8.16
EUR UAH 10.58 10.78
RUB UAH 2.43 2.51 This is the exchange rate in Ukraine, decide for yourself.
EUR UAH 10.58 10.78
RUB UAH 2.43 2.51 This is the exchange rate in Ukraine, decide for yourself.
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answered 11 years ago
If you have rubles, then you should not change them into dollars on purpose. My aunt from Russia always comes to us with rubles.
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answered 11 years ago
Surely in Yalta itself the dollar exchange rate will be underestimated. In Kyiv for 1 $ = 8.13 UAH (buying a dollar by an exchanger); for 1 $ = 8.16 and more (selling a dollar by an exchanger)
VTB Bank (today in Kyiv) 8.138 (purchase); 8.165 (sale)
Yalta is full of Russians and everyone rents dollars. Think it might be better to change at home.
VTB Bank (today in Kyiv) 8.138 (purchase); 8.165 (sale)
Yalta is full of Russians and everyone rents dollars. Think it might be better to change at home.
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answered 11 years ago
Marafetka, they will also exchange rubles for hryvnia, and they will sell it for rubles, but will it be profitable??? It is better to have Ukrainian hryvnia in your pocket, prices are in hryvnia...
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answered 11 years ago
Valdemar2011, it is clear that in Ukraine you have to pay with the hryvnia. Nothing will be sold to you for rubles. But if a person has money in rubles at home and he goes to us. then you should not change it specifically for dollars. You can go with rubles and change them here for hryvnia.
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answered 11 years ago
Marafetka, you can carry rubles and change them in Ukraine, that's right. But do not forget they go to Yalta, where thousands of vacationers come in the summer, half, if not more, from Russia. The course will certainly be underestimated. Yes, and with the cash hryvnia in Ukraine is now tense ...
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answered 11 years ago
Thanks everyone! I sit down for calculations. But they didn’t advise about the SB card because of the high commission.
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answered 11 years ago
Milya-M, The commission is made because the SB card and the money on it will be issued in the SB (Savings Bank) of the Russian Federation. You will use it to take money in Ukraine, either in one of the Ukrainian banks, or in the Ukrainian branch of the Security Council of the Russian Federation. The Security Council of the Russian Federation is not everywhere. Having given you your money on the card of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, the bank of Ukraine must return this money from the accounts of the Security Council, and a commission is introduced for this.
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answered 11 years ago
The amount of the commission from the SB card did not scare me, but carry the equivalent amount with you, 100-150t.r. cash, a rather risky business. It was convenient to pay with a card at gas stations, cafes, hotels, shops. For the market, excursions and other similar expenses, they changed 1500-2000 UAH. in cash. They took 2-3 cards with them, following the principle “don't keep all your eggs in one basket”.
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answered 11 years ago
I note that no commission is charged for using a SB card, and with large financial expenses, you from Russia will always be able to urgently replenish your account.
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answered 11 years ago
Milya-M, exchange your rubles for hryvnia at home in the equivalent of $150-200. You will have about 1200-1600 UAH in your pocket. That's enough for beer and excursions. Not enough to change dollars in Yalta ...
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answered 11 years ago
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