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In which ATM is it better to withdraw dollars from a Kazakhstani Sberbank Visa card?
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It is better to withdraw dollars in the "native " bank in Kazakhstan so as not to pay a commission.
It is better to withdraw money from Sberbank cards in Turkey at DenizBank ATMs, they have some kind of agreement there, commissions are minimal.
It is better to withdraw money from Sberbank cards in Turkey at DenizBank ATMs, they have some kind of agreement there, commissions are minimal.
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answered 7 years ago
it’s clear that it’s better in Kazakhstan, but it’s not native to me) and I’m not there now! but thanks for the answer !!!
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answered 7 years ago
Sberbank's Kazakhstan site writes that for cards of the Gold category and above, there is no commission at all.
https://www.sberbank.kz/ru/press_center/category/press-relizy/post/300-sberbank-cancel-komissiyu -pri-snyatii-nalichnyh-v-turc
https://www.sberbank.kz/ru/press_center/category/press-relizy/post/300-sberbank-cancel-komissiyu -pri-snyatii-nalichnyh-v-turc
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answered 7 years ago
In Turkey, if you have Visa or MasterCard cards, you can withdraw any amount in the currency of your choice at Deniz Bank. In this case, no commission is taken, but only a small amount for converting into the required currency (dollars, lira).
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answered 7 years ago
As far as I know, there is no such thing as a conversion fee, just the exchange rates of a specific payment system and / or bank are applied. And the commission is taken precisely for withdrawing cash from an ATM"foreign " bank, as indicated in the transcript of operations.
But this is for ordinary banks, I can’t vouch for Sberbank, everything is always somehow specially arranged with them.
But this is for ordinary banks, I can’t vouch for Sberbank, everything is always somehow specially arranged with them.
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answered 7 years ago
At Sberbank, this is not called a commission, but a payment for conversion. And they have no commission.))) Although the essence does not change, the bank will not do a single operation for free.
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answered 7 years ago
They give. And with each purchase in foreign currency on the card, Sber also draws a separate line"payment for conversion "?
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answered 7 years ago
Hmm, if we compare which information to trust more: the official website of Sberbank or a certain Herapolis, I would choose Sberbank))).
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answered 7 years ago
Don't get fooled by some fake sites. And learn to answer people's questions clearly. The answer in this case is clear. If you have a Sberbank card, even a Kazakh one, even a Mongolian one, then at any Deniz Bank ATM in Turkey you can withdraw money ABSOLUTELY without any commission and conversion-change. Deniz Bank belongs to Sberbank, in fact it is his Turkish"daughter". The menu will even offer you to choose the Russian language. Therefore, don't worry.
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answered 7 years ago
In Alanya, I saw Sberbank ATMs. But we didn't use them. The best exchange rate is if you buy for dollars in migras and take change in lira (1 dollar - 3.55 lira), the exchange rate is worse in the bank (1 dollar = 3.5 lira)
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answered 7 years ago
Alexandr-, and what card did you shoot from, if it's not a secret: from Gold or Standard?
The official website of the bank, like, should not be"left".
The official website of the bank, like, should not be"left".
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answered 7 years ago
Alexandr- And what does the left or right sites have to do with it?
If a citizen wants to make a currency exchange at any bank, for example, he buys the same dollars, then not a single bank will sell them to you at the rate of the Central Bank. They always sell more than the course, buy cheaper. Simple practice. Actually, this is the conversion.
If a citizen wants to make a currency exchange at any bank, for example, he buys the same dollars, then not a single bank will sell them to you at the rate of the Central Bank. They always sell more than the course, buy cheaper. Simple practice. Actually, this is the conversion.
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answered 7 years ago
"They always sell more than the course, buy cheaper."
For normal banks (and payment systems) this is called the internal conversion rate. And only about Sberbank they write that he also takes a commission for this ...
For normal banks (and payment systems) this is called the internal conversion rate. And only about Sberbank they write that he also takes a commission for this ...
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answered 7 years ago
In a word, withdraw money from the above-mentioned cards at Deniz Bank in Turkey = go to Sberbank at home (in Russia). and perform the same operation.
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answered 7 years ago
No, there is no commission. You withdraw the currency at the exchange rate of Sberbank on the day of the operation.
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answered 7 years ago
So believe any Herapolis)))
Guys, after all, the cards of the Russian Sberbank and the Kazakh Sberbank are not the same thing. For Russian cards, the commission for cashing out is canceled for Standard and higher, and for Kazakh cards - for Gold and higher.
Guys, after all, the cards of the Russian Sberbank and the Kazakh Sberbank are not the same thing. For Russian cards, the commission for cashing out is canceled for Standard and higher, and for Kazakh cards - for Gold and higher.
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answered 7 years ago