Chip credit cards are just better in terms of security. Whether you can use it depends entirely on whether the credit card currency supports local currency. I also used non-chip credit cards several times when I went to Northern Europe last year. When you go to the bank to apply, you need to explain to them that you need a credit card in all currencies. If it is a simple dual-currency card, it cannot maintain its value and can be used in Northern Europe. Credit cards are very popular in Northern Europe. Although I brought 2,000 euros with me. It's useless to come back. The main thing is that it is so convenient to swipe the card. Too lazy to pay cash. Remember to go to the bank to apply for a full-currency card. Some banks may not have it