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    Oct 3, 2021• by Ale

    ATM withdrawal in Spain without fees

    In Spain, you'll find that most ATMs ("cajero automático" in Spanish, "caixer" in Catalan) have a withdrawing fee for international cards like Visa/Mastercard. ATMs are legally required to indicate...

    Nov 22, 2018• by Ale

    ATM withdrawal in Costa Rica without fees

    In Costa Rica you'll find that most ATMs ("cajero automático") have a fix withdrawing fee for international cards like Visa/Mastercard. ATMs that have fees are legally obliged to display a screen...

    Sep 12, 2018• by ThaiYaiNat

    Thai ATM swallowed my card!

    "For security reasons all cards that have been retained by ATMs are destroyed." (Bangkok Bank Website) This is now the stated policy of all Thai Banks. In the case of overseas visitors using cards to...

    Jul 30, 2018• by vijay

    Currency of India

    The National Currency of India is the Indian Rupee, which is available in denominations of 1, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 2000. There are coins for 1, 2, 5 and 10. Banking in India has become...

    Jun 13, 2018• by Casa_Las_Tres_Naranjas

    Money in Cuba

    Since we have received many questions about the Cuban money situation in our guest house, we would like to share information about the two existing currencies, how to easily change money and how to...

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