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What currency should I take with me to Poland and the Czech Republic?
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Euro. These are the countries of the European Union, and the money there is European.
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answered 13 years ago
I'm sorry, but I heard that these countries have a local currency. That is, most likely, you need to take dollars or euros with you.
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answered 13 years ago
It doesn't matter what you take with you, and you can easily, at almost every step, exchange both for zlotys or crowns. In the Czech Republic, you need to look at what kind of exchange tax, sometimes the rate is attractive, and the tax is extortionate, pay attention right away. In Poland, there is no tax and in large stores they take € for payment at the checkout, check, the rate is usually slightly higher than in a bank.
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answered 13 years ago
In these countries, payment in nat. currency. In the Czech Republic, in some stores (for example, in the New Yorker) you can pay in foreign currency.
They exchange dollars and euros.
Be very careful when exchanging in the Czech Republic.
Ask to show on the calculator how many kroons you will receive for your sum of dollars. or euro. Only then give the currency.
In all stores I recommend paying with a card, and it does not matter in what currency you have it. The cross rate is recalculated by the payment system.
Good luck!
They exchange dollars and euros.
Be very careful when exchanging in the Czech Republic.
Ask to show on the calculator how many kroons you will receive for your sum of dollars. or euro. Only then give the currency.
In all stores I recommend paying with a card, and it does not matter in what currency you have it. The cross rate is recalculated by the payment system.
Good luck!
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answered 13 years ago
Thank you all very much! I came to the conclusion that I would take both dollars and euros.
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answered 13 years ago
the euro is quite, they are already in use - not yet the main currency. and the euro will be changed there already for crowns and zlotys.
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answered 13 years ago
in the Czech Republic it is advantageous to pay with a card, we got the amount less than if we changed the euro to kroons
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answered 13 years ago
I am writing a report. The presence of dollars and euros did not save the situation. Until they were exchanged for the local currency, in Poland they could not buy anything at all, but in the Czech Republic, however, in the market they paid for souvenirs in euros. "Thank you" to the travel agency that they made it possible to change money only the next day after arrival, which helped save some money due to the fact that they simply could not buy a bottle of water in the store and go to the toilet, where the payment is still in local currency.
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answered 13 years ago
Since the Czech Republic has its own currency - the Czech crown, the euro will have to be exchanged for crowns. Almost everywhere payment is in crowns. It is most profitable to change the euro with the Arabs. They have the best rate. As the escort told us, even the locals all change the euro from the Arabs.
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answered 13 years ago