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what card to pay?
Please explain which card everyone advises to pay in the Czech Republic?? speak better. credit, or payroll, or some other? we are going abroad for the first time, so we don’t understand much ...
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Yes, any card that has money on it.
Ask the bank that issued your card if it is accepted abroad. Some cards have restrictions, but this is rare.
It is best to open a card in a currency, in your case in euros, then when paying for goods and services with a card, no commission is charged at all, and you don’t have to pay for conversion: as much as it is written on the price tag of the goods, so much will be removed from the card. If you go with a ruble (salary) card, then when paying, the rubles will be converted into euros, at an unfavorable rate.
If after this first trip you plan to continue traveling abroad, open a currency card anyway, it will be useful to you for further trips. I use a VTB 24 bank card, it’s convenient, reliable, and I also receive SMS about expenses instantly.
Good luck!
Ask the bank that issued your card if it is accepted abroad. Some cards have restrictions, but this is rare.
It is best to open a card in a currency, in your case in euros, then when paying for goods and services with a card, no commission is charged at all, and you don’t have to pay for conversion: as much as it is written on the price tag of the goods, so much will be removed from the card. If you go with a ruble (salary) card, then when paying, the rubles will be converted into euros, at an unfavorable rate.
If after this first trip you plan to continue traveling abroad, open a currency card anyway, it will be useful to you for further trips. I use a VTB 24 bank card, it’s convenient, reliable, and I also receive SMS about expenses instantly.
Good luck!
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answered 11 years ago
looked at the Czech paper bills...there are no numbers on them???? only words. it's kinda awkward...
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answered 11 years ago
Sberbank of Russia issues 2 directions of plastic credit cards of the world standard Visa and MasterCard. Depending on the cost of annual maintenance, cards can be classic or gold. Gold cards have a higher credit limit, lower interest, but higher annual maintenance costs. The same cards can also be debit cards - when your money is on them (there can be almost any currency)
But Sberbank also issues a bunch of cards that are in circulation only on the territory of the Russian Federation and outside the country, they will be useless even with money in the account.
But Sberbank also issues a bunch of cards that are in circulation only on the territory of the Russian Federation and outside the country, they will be useless even with money in the account.
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answered 11 years ago
The Czech Republic is not quite Europe yet, the Euro does not go there, the crowns are quite readable, there are numbers there, you can almost pay with a card !!!! everywhere, but still there are times when crowns are needed
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answered 11 years ago
really, Andrey, thanks)) maybe I saw the old ones, the inscriptions were the same, but without numbers.
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answered 11 years ago
Probably old. I look at our remains of Czech money, I see numbers. In the supermarket "Billa" they paid in euros.
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answered 11 years ago