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Please tell me which cards are better to use in Turkey, viza or mastercard, and how profitable is it to pay for purchases with cards, or is it better to exchange dollars in Russia? thanks.
Please tell me which cards are better to use in Turkey, viza or mastercard, and how profitable is it to pay for purchases with cards, or is it better to exchange dollars in Russia? thanks.
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All major supermarkets accept card payments. In the course of both. Money is debited at the rate of the Central Bank on the day of purchase. But you need to take some amount with you in euros or dollars (especially small bills). In small markets, street pavilions, cash is used.
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answered 5 years ago
Questions like this always amaze me. You have, although not the best, but a five-star hotel (everything is ready). What else can you buy there for those days (10..14 days) of your stay? Well, not a car, right? Take a couple of hundred dollars in cash in your pocket. Exchange, if necessary, for TL. Exchange in the exchanger ("change"). Don't change everything right away. What can be spent in 10 days?
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answered 5 years ago
Completely agree with lazy_person.
I take the card only as a backup.
For purchases and payments abroad, I first collect small currency at the exchange office at home.
1, 5, 10, 20, 50 dollars. 10 pieces each. The rest I add at 100 dollars. I always take a lot.
That's what my friend suggested 10 years ago.
With such availability of currency, I can pay everywhere.
And I had to use the card once. When we traveled around Europe by car and already 200 km to the border home, we ran out of cash and ran out of gasoline.
I take the card only as a backup.
For purchases and payments abroad, I first collect small currency at the exchange office at home.
1, 5, 10, 20, 50 dollars. 10 pieces each. The rest I add at 100 dollars. I always take a lot.
That's what my friend suggested 10 years ago.
With such availability of currency, I can pay everywhere.
And I had to use the card once. When we traveled around Europe by car and already 200 km to the border home, we ran out of cash and ran out of gasoline.
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answered 5 years ago
Now Turkey has introduced in the calculations and €.
When paying with a card, at least viza or mastercard, you will be charged the amount that is at the rate of your bank at the moment, the main thing is to voice it when buying, write off in euros! Writing off in lira will not be very profitable. Both cards work the same way. Previously, many years ago, viza was responsible for $, and mastercard for €, now it doesn’t matter which one, as long as your bank works in these currencies!
A new currency for settlements was introduced due to the unstable exchange rate of the Turkish national currency and the rise in hotel prices. The euro currency is more convenient for mutual settlements than the dollar, and is less subject to fluctuations
When paying with a card, at least viza or mastercard, you will be charged the amount that is at the rate of your bank at the moment, the main thing is to voice it when buying, write off in euros! Writing off in lira will not be very profitable. Both cards work the same way. Previously, many years ago, viza was responsible for $, and mastercard for €, now it doesn’t matter which one, as long as your bank works in these currencies!
A new currency for settlements was introduced due to the unstable exchange rate of the Turkish national currency and the rise in hotel prices. The euro currency is more convenient for mutual settlements than the dollar, and is less subject to fluctuations
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answered 5 years ago
Exactly a year ago, I paid with a mastercard in Istanbul, then the rate was not the best. In Egypt and Europe, it is more profitable to pay with a mastercard than in cash.
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answered 5 years ago
There is no difference between Visa and Mastercard, and both accept the card everywhere. It’s better to take cash to exchange it for lira there, because it’s not profitable to pay in foreign currency, the Turks inflate prices (in the markets, for example), and it’s also better to stock up on small bills, because they don’t find change or give change at an unfavorable exchange rate. lira
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