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Are there ATMs in Cuba?
I don't like to take cash when traveling abroad. Are there ATMs and the ability to pay for purchases with a bank card.
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I have not seen, somewhere in specialized stores there is, but not so. But you can withdraw money from the card at the bank. But keep in mind that the Internet is almost non-existent in Cuba, so I would advise you to take both a card and cash.
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answered 11 years ago
it makes no sense to go with a card, take only euros with you, since the dollar is not profitable when exchanging a commission! but with a card, you can hardly pay anywhere! have a good rest!
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answered 11 years ago
It's better to take cash. Euro. The Internet is really almost non-existent in Cuba. All payments are in cash. When one cookie clinks on the bar, the bartenders begin to move noticeably faster. ))) This is their Canadians taught to tip. )))
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answered 11 years ago
You have an American card - VISA or Mastercard. When you try to pay for something, they will take a special tax from you - I don’t remember how much, but more than 10%.
Only cash euros for exchange. card - for the most fire in case - you can withdraw money from the bank (in Havana).
Only cash euros for exchange. card - for the most fire in case - you can withdraw money from the bank (in Havana).
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answered 11 years ago