Approximate exchange rate conversion
Soft sister: Vietnamese dong 1: 3300
Equivalent to 65,438 VND+00,000 VND, equivalent to 3 yuan RMB. Since the number of Vietnamese dong is large, I'll teach you a simple conversion method.
Subtract three zeros from the amount of Vietnamese dong and divide it by three, which is probably the price of RMB. For example, a meal is 100000 VND, minus three zeros divided by three is about 30 yuan RMB.
Personally, I think there are two ways to change money.
1. Change US dollars at home and Vietnamese dong at home after arriving in Vietnam. It can also be exchanged with RMB, but its liquidity is not as good as that of US dollars. In addition, it's best to bring new money in dollars, the exchange rate will be higher, and some places are too old to exchange money)
2. When you arrive in Vietnam, bring your bank card and withdraw money from the ATM in Vietnam.
Suggestion: 1. If you take money to Vietnam to change money, there is usually a place to change money when you leave the airport, but the exchange rate is very low, so you can change it a little, enough to take a taxi to the city center and change it from some hotels and gold shops in the city center. Compared with the airport, RMB equivalent to 1 yuan can be about 300 guilders higher.
The local currency of Vietnam is the Vietnamese dong, or Vietnamese dong for short. Code VND. Issued by the National Bank of Vietnam.
As the Vietnamese dong is a small currency, most banks in China do not provide RMB and Vietnamese dong exchange services. If you use a China bank card to spend money in Vietnam or withdraw cash from the local ATM, it will be converted into Vietnamese dong in real time according to the exchange rate announced by UnionPay on the same day.
Handling fee?
Handling fee for UnionPay card to withdraw money from ATM in Vietnam.
By who? 1. Handling fee for overseas withdrawal of money by domestic card-issuing banks.
2. The fees charged by some banks for extra use of ATMs.
1. UnionPay debit cards issued by many domestic banks can be exempted from overseas cash withdrawal fees of domestic card-issuing banks in Vietnam.
2. If you choose a local bank in Vietnam that does not charge extra fees. Then you can withdraw the Vietnamese dong for free in Vietnam and exchange it directly with the UnionPay exchange rate.
3. It is suggested to set up a corresponding UnionPay debit card in China before going to Vietnam, that is, an ordinary savings card, preferably a card free of overseas cash withdrawal fees. Please refer to the list of fees for UnionPay debit cards and overseas ATM cash withdrawal issuers. (There is a detailed explanation table below)
4. Once again, don't use credit card to withdraw cash overseas. Credit cards are used for credit card consumption, and withdrawing cash with credit cards will generate high handling fees and interest charged by days. UnionPay card withdrawal limit UnionPay cards take the existing limit overseas, and UnionPay cards issued in China withdraw no more than RMB 6,543,800+0,000 equivalent foreign currency overseas every day.