As a shopping paradise, France is visited by a large number of tourists every year, so how to withdraw cash from the ATM in France during the shopping process? What problems should I pay attention to when swiping UnionPay cards in France? What is the difference? Do you know about this? Next, Bian Xiao compiled some related contents for everyone. Come and have a look!

France ATM cash withdrawal (UnionPay card

At present, there are 30,000 ATMs in France that can withdraw euro cash with UnionPay cards, all over France.

(1 scope of use

UnionPay cards can be accepted at ATMs with UnionPay logo, or at ATMs of the following four banks: CréditAgricole (CAF), Groupecassisted Tepargne (Socié té Gé né rale, SG) and LeCréditLyonnais (LCL). The French Agricultural Credit Group's ATM in Paris provides a Chinese interface, while other ATMs do not.

(2 Matters needing attention in withdrawing money at 2ATM

For overseas use of UnionPay cards to withdraw money from ATMs, according to the regulations of the national competent authorities, the daily cumulative withdrawal of UnionPay debit cards from a single card shall not exceed the equivalent foreign currency of 654.38 yuan+0,000 yuan.

(3) Major merchants who can use UnionPay cards

Paris Spring Department Store (Spring Department Store, GaleriesLafayette (Galeries Lafayette, ParisLook) (Image of Paris, LKCI (Le Kai, Foox, Haitian, ParisLook, AtelierJulienCreation, Pythagoras Fashion, PaulShark, etc.

France swipes UnionPay cards or credit cards.

UnionPay cards can be used in France, which is very common. Shopping in supermarkets, eating in restaurants, staying and buying tickets are all swiped, but if you want to see the logo of the merchant clearly, you must have a place with UnionPay logo. Most pos machines in France can swipe chip cards, but not every POS machine can swipe magnetic stripe cards.

Many shopping malls, hotels and restaurants can accept credit cards. Merchants generally indicate the minimum consumption limit.

Matters needing attention

(1 Never exchange dollars for euros with local people, it's illegal.

(2) Credit card (credit card needs to pay interest or the handling fee is high, so it is recommended to use debit card as much as possible for ATM withdrawal.

(3) Whether it is a debit card or a credit card, you need to enter a withdrawal password to withdraw cash at ATM.

(4) In France, when you withdraw money by ATM, you usually spit out the card first, and then spit out the money.

(5) Some stores or ATMs may not have posted the "UnionPay" logo at present. I suggest you take the initiative to ask the cashier in the store or the bank service staff.

(6) At present, except Citibank, ATM machines of other banks in France have no inquiry service.