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Who knows what the dollar exchange rate is now in exchangers in Sunny Beach
Who knows what the dollar exchange rate is now in exchange offices in Sunny Beach?
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also interested in this question. And what currency is better to take?
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answered 10 years ago
http://www.ilovebulgaria.ru/article/23.html
here I found the exchange rate in Sunny Beach :)
and my personal opinion is that it’s more profitable to carry the euro, it’s more in use ... although by and large it’s all the same what to carry, the cross-rate is the same (if you have money in the dollar at home, then I don’t see any reason to change it to the euro, but if you buy currency, it is better to buy euro)
here I found the exchange rate in Sunny Beach :)
and my personal opinion is that it’s more profitable to carry the euro, it’s more in use ... although by and large it’s all the same what to carry, the cross-rate is the same (if you have money in the dollar at home, then I don’t see any reason to change it to the euro, but if you buy currency, it is better to buy euro)
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answered 10 years ago
The euro exchange rate in Bulgaria does not change, unlike the dollar exchange rate. Therefore, if you purposefully buy currency, it is better to use the euro. But if there are"lost " dollars at home, then you can take them.
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answered 10 years ago
It is advisable to take only euros. The exchange rate is stable 1 euro = 1.95 leva. It's in the banks, the resorts will be worse. The dollar is jumping, you can noticeably miscalculate. Namely, it makes sense to convert even at home.
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answered 10 years ago
No need to convert anything at home.
1. The lion is pegged to the Euro. The dollar / euro exchange rate today is 1.3618. If, as Poola writes, the "dollar jumps" and will be 1.4000 - it will be the same around the world, as well as at the rate of 1.3000. And you get the same amount of lion when buying a dollar or a euro.
2. I think it is not so easy to find an office in Zaporizhia that directly changes the pair Е / $. And because of the hryvnia - you will lose a lot of money on commissions.
There is a dollar at home - go with it, buy currency, take the euro.
P.S. on the Sunny Beach exchanges also took the hryvnia - but a predatory course.
1. The lion is pegged to the Euro. The dollar / euro exchange rate today is 1.3618. If, as Poola writes, the "dollar jumps" and will be 1.4000 - it will be the same around the world, as well as at the rate of 1.3000. And you get the same amount of lion when buying a dollar or a euro.
2. I think it is not so easy to find an office in Zaporizhia that directly changes the pair Е / $. And because of the hryvnia - you will lose a lot of money on commissions.
There is a dollar at home - go with it, buy currency, take the euro.
P.S. on the Sunny Beach exchanges also took the hryvnia - but a predatory course.
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answered 10 years ago
Wrong. I saw the dollar exchange rate of 1.30 and 1.55, while the euro is always 1.95. All payments in Bulgaria are in levs, so if you take the euro, you know exactly how many levs you will have, but you don’t know with the dollar. But, if you want to take a chance - the flag in your hands, maybe you'll get lucky! I've been driving for many years.
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answered 10 years ago
Poola, have you seen a rate of 1.3 - 1.55 during one vacation ??? Maybe it was in different years?
How to explain it ... Here you have 10000 rubles. and buying on them in principle 100 euros (I do not know the exchange rate) you get 195 levs. And the dollar, if it is cheap in Bulgaria, it is cheap (relative to the euro) and in Belarus (hard link is / $!) And at home for the same 10,000 Belarusian rubles you will buy more dollars, respectively, handing them over in Bulgaria at a low rate, but "a lot ", you get the same 195 levs (well, maybe + - 1-2 levs).
Yes, the E / $ exchange rate fluctuates, there are speculative changes, but this is noticeable on very large sums, it has nothing to do with vacation.
That's why they write: There is a dollar at home - go with it, buy currency, take the euro.
How to explain it ... Here you have 10000 rubles. and buying on them in principle 100 euros (I do not know the exchange rate) you get 195 levs. And the dollar, if it is cheap in Bulgaria, it is cheap (relative to the euro) and in Belarus (hard link is / $!) And at home for the same 10,000 Belarusian rubles you will buy more dollars, respectively, handing them over in Bulgaria at a low rate, but "a lot ", you get the same 195 levs (well, maybe + - 1-2 levs).
Yes, the E / $ exchange rate fluctuates, there are speculative changes, but this is noticeable on very large sums, it has nothing to do with vacation.
That's why they write: There is a dollar at home - go with it, buy currency, take the euro.
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answered 10 years ago
Poola, in some exchangers last year and for the euro they offered 1.40 lev (in particular, in Burgas I saw such "profitable offers"). It all depends on where to change the currency))) The author, listen to Oleksii64. If there are any "stocks", it is not practical to convert them. In Bulgaria there are no problems with the exchange of both dollars and euros. Chickens are mostly stable (if you change in banks, not exchangers).
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answered 10 years ago
3 weeks ago, the exchange rate in Sunny Beach was 5.91-5.92. I saw the best rate of 5.95 only in a shopping center in Varna, and in resorts almost everywhere like in Sunny Beach
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answered 10 years ago
As for me, the euro is more convenient, the dollar exchange rate in different places is really different, well, you need to change it either in banks or in specialized exchange offices like "Crown". Several times we observed indignant people who were"divorced" on the difference in buying and selling...and you can't do anything in Bulgaria, this is according to the law...
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answered 10 years ago
Oleksii64. Of course, this was at different times. I didn’t undertake to analyze dollar / euro rates on vacation, why do I need this? I'm just writing how it was for those 9 years that we travel to Bulgaria. This is an EU country and they apparently do not care about the dollar, they are tied to the euro. We always have part of the money in dollars, and each time we were convinced that it would be better to leave them for the house. Indeed, we have a conversion factor, now -1.4. I do not mind if someone believes everything that people write, having visited Bulgaria once. I do not want to argue and impose my opinion on someone. I'm just giving advice. Some will find it useful, some won't. What serega829 writes are scam exchangers. They, unfortunately, are. If someone is interested in my advice, then carefully look so that two columns are filled on the board in front of the exchanger: Buy (they buy) and Sell (they sell) and the words No commission. If only one column is filled, then THEY ARE SCAM, somewhere behind the door there is another, they will show it to you later. And one more thing, NEVER SIGN until you have received the money and are convinced that there is no deception. I saw such exchangers in Nessebar, right at the entrance to the Old Town, on St. Vlas, not on the malls, St. Constantine
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answered 10 years ago
Oleksii64, let me insert my remark: in Belarus for 10,100 Belarusian rubles. you can buy today only 1 (one) dollar))))) And 1 (one) euro - 13760 Belarusian rubles))) This is off topic))) As for the euro-lev exchange rate, Poola is right, of course . The exchange rate is stable and almost does not change
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answered 10 years ago