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Exchange of dollars for euros in Montenegro: is it common? where is the best place to change course?
Exchange of dollars for euros in Montenegro: is it common? where is the best place to change course?
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You can exchange at banks and at the post office, where I won’t say the best rate, but I changed it myself at the post office, the commission was small, and there was no desire to look for banks, and they don’t work until the evening
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answered 9 years ago
My opinion is to take the euro and not change it there.
Commission in my opinion somewhere around 3% was taken. Is not it too much ? In my opinion, it's not worth it.
And in any supermarket you can pay with a card - don’t bother with the exchange at all
Put money on the card at home in your native currency and pay there.
Well, for all sorts of "small expenses" and where the card "does not work" already take the euro - then estimate for yourself how much cash you need.
Commission in my opinion somewhere around 3% was taken. Is not it too much ? In my opinion, it's not worth it.
And in any supermarket you can pay with a card - don’t bother with the exchange at all
Put money on the card at home in your native currency and pay there.
Well, for all sorts of "small expenses" and where the card "does not work" already take the euro - then estimate for yourself how much cash you need.
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answered 9 years ago
definitely better to go with the euro, but anything can happen. and when I changed, though it was about 3 years ago, the commission was less than 3%, they took from a hundred somewhere euros or one and a half at the post office, in any case, according to the recalculation, it was no more than if I had exchanged dollars for euros at home
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answered 9 years ago
so that's why the question is asked, that there are dollars, but few euros.
and how to estimate how much finance you need "for small expenses"
if you don’t know the prices of the country, you have never rested there,
that is, what is the budget per day - how to calculate ....
Then another question - according to the cards - what cards are accepted (visa, mastercard?)
thanks for the comments.
and how to estimate how much finance you need "for small expenses"
if you don’t know the prices of the country, you have never rested there,
that is, what is the budget per day - how to calculate ....
Then another question - according to the cards - what cards are accepted (visa, mastercard?)
thanks for the comments.
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answered 9 years ago
well, for example, 20 euros a day is enough for me) I can spend 5-10 euros one day, another 30, this is my calculation, taking into account restaurants, clubs, cocktails, taxis
I don’t know from the cards, I didn’t use such services
I don’t know from the cards, I didn’t use such services
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