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Hello!!! For the first time I am going abroad to Germany to visit a friend who lives in Blankenberge near Schwerin. How much money to take with you so that you can live and bring gifts with you. I will be in Germany for a week. Thank you.
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Hello!!! For the first time I am going abroad to Germany to visit a friend who lives in Blankenberge near Schwerin. How much money to take with you so that you can live and bring gifts with you. I will be in Germany for a week. Thank you.
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answered 13 years ago
well, you still need to put the euro on the card for a visa. 45 euros per day. Here also leaves for 7 days 315 euros. in printsepe, this should be enough for you. depending on how you relax and what you plan to buy.
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answered 13 years ago
Why do I need to put euros on the card? On which card and where will it need to be done? Thank you!!!
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answered 13 years ago
How much does a regular digital camera cost there? And things like sportswear and leather goods? At least approximately.
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answered 13 years ago
are you going to get a visa?)))) what kind?))))
photographic equipment - I don’t use ordinary ones, it’s cheaper to take good equipment from us. if soap dishes - no idea.
shoes - good quality shoes not cheap. branded stores like Reebok-Puma, usually their prices are the same in all countries.
the same UGGI, for example, in Germany cost 200 euros :)
photographic equipment - I don’t use ordinary ones, it’s cheaper to take good equipment from us. if soap dishes - no idea.
shoes - good quality shoes not cheap. branded stores like Reebok-Puma, usually their prices are the same in all countries.
the same UGGI, for example, in Germany cost 200 euros :)
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answered 13 years ago
in general, it’s easier for you to open a currency (euro) card, and put euros on it (as much as you like), they won’t disappear, then remove it if you don’t spend it. You can do this at any bank. it is better to choose international ones like SwedBank, Raiffeisen, Unicredit.
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answered 13 years ago
I have already opened a visa, but since I am a pensioner, I did not pay 40 euros for it! And how much does it cost approximately to sit in the evening in a restaurant, but without fonatisia?
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answered 13 years ago
I remember some prices in Germany: travel in transport is about 2 euros. depends on the city.
pastries (hot dogs, burgers) 2-3 euros.
beer in markets 1-2 euros. in pubs 3 euros and more.
if the museums are some kind of exhibitions: the entrance is around 10 euros usually :)
pastries (hot dogs, burgers) 2-3 euros.
beer in markets 1-2 euros. in pubs 3 euros and more.
if the museums are some kind of exhibitions: the entrance is around 10 euros usually :)
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answered 13 years ago
mmm ... then you go yourself open a currency card. or in the old fashioned way, carry the euro in your wallet closer to your heart.
if memory serves to sit somewhere beer + snacks around 20 euros. as much as possible, as little as possible. depends again on the city and location. Your friend must know everything
if memory serves to sit somewhere beer + snacks around 20 euros. as much as possible, as little as possible. depends again on the city and location. Your friend must know everything
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answered 13 years ago
there are not expensive stores in Germany, for example, the H&M chain. others I don't remember. there clothes are cheaper than in Kyiv, and the quality seems to be not bad.
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answered 13 years ago
convenient of course. it is not convenient to carry cash only with you, carry it)) in stores it is more convenient to pay with a card. Generally, it's everyone's business. I'm used to paying by card everywhere.
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answered 13 years ago
It is best to buy gizmos from chain brands in special outlet malls. But they, as a rule, are located outside the city and there are not as many of them as ordinary stores. In addition, you can make a trip for the time of regular sales and cheaply skimp.
I think that your friend will be able to advise you on outlets in the vicinity of your temporary residence.
A conventional digital camera is a very broad concept. But you are unlikely to save on technology. There are good offers, but for this you need to know specific models at a price here and look for them there. This is something few of us can do. And the prices are almost the same. The question of guarantees for not the most famous brands is also worth it. Not always the guarantee will be international. This must be specified separately.
The card is much more convenient, especially since there are problems with large Euro bills - they may not be accepted at all in the regions or they may not find change. I don't know why)))
I think that your friend will be able to advise you on outlets in the vicinity of your temporary residence.
A conventional digital camera is a very broad concept. But you are unlikely to save on technology. There are good offers, but for this you need to know specific models at a price here and look for them there. This is something few of us can do. And the prices are almost the same. The question of guarantees for not the most famous brands is also worth it. Not always the guarantee will be international. This must be specified separately.
The card is much more convenient, especially since there are problems with large Euro bills - they may not be accepted at all in the regions or they may not find change. I don't know why)))
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answered 13 years ago
hatinka "A card is much more convenient, especially since there are problems with large Euro bills - they may not be accepted at all in the regions or they may not find change. I don't know why)))"
poor country :)))
By the way, a trifle of 10-20 euros is always worth having :)
poor country :)))
By the way, a trifle of 10-20 euros is always worth having :)
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answered 13 years ago
Definitely poor)))))))))
Yes, a trifle is needed - both paper and metal - all sorts of vending machines, parking lots.
Yes, a trifle is needed - both paper and metal - all sorts of vending machines, parking lots.
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answered 13 years ago
Euro in denominations no more than hundred. Two-hundreds and five-hundreds don’t like it, and it’s not that they don’t give change, but they take it somewhere from the cash register to check, while the whole line is standing and waiting ...
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answered 13 years ago
If it is supposed to "sit in a restaurant", and in order not to feel cramped, I would name the amount of 100 euros per day. What remains will remain :))) How much it will take for shopping - only the author of the post can know :) Casual clothes are cheaper than ours, and the size range is presented in full. In company stores, as Anetka-gan rightly noted, prices are similar to ours, with one clarification - if there is a sale, then it is really a sale - minus 50-70 percent of the price, and not like ours - first they added 200, then took away 100. On looking for cheap equipment is not even worth the time.
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answered 13 years ago