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Getting Lira
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18 Oct 2007 Thu 09:15 pm |
Once I'm in Istanbul airport, where do I go after clearing customs to get some money converted into Lira? I assume I'll need it to pay my taxi to the ferry and for the ferry as well. I'll be tight on time...
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18 Oct 2007 Thu 09:19 pm |
Right before you get your Visa, there is a booth where you can change your money too. It is very convenient. Just follow the crowd!!
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18 Oct 2007 Thu 09:20 pm |
on airport u could exchange r money dont worry and have wonderfull voyage
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18 Oct 2007 Thu 09:21 pm |
Quoting mey0722: Once I'm in Istanbul airport, where do I go after clearing customs to get some money converted into Lira? I assume I'll need it to pay my taxi to the ferry and for the ferry as well. I'll be tight on time... |
Hi,
Which airport are we talking about is it Ataturk or Sabiha Gochen? here is the links for each airport Istanbul Ataturk http://www.ataturkairport.com/eng/index.php and Sabiha Gochen http://www.sgairport.com/havaalani/eng/start.asp Check the airport guide they will show you which part of the airport you can change your money into New Turkish Lira. On a final note the exchange rate is alot better in Turkey than the U.K. I have actually made money on my exchange by changing at a bank in Turkey. I would use Denzibank mainly because my fiancee works there Hope the information helps!
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18 Oct 2007 Thu 09:23 pm |
Good point Loveprague...I was assuming it was Ataturk.
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18 Oct 2007 Thu 09:23 pm |
Quoting mey0722: Once I'm in Istanbul airport, where do I go after clearing customs to get some money converted into Lira? I assume I'll need it to pay my taxi to the ferry and for the ferry as well. I'll be tight on time... |
there are a few change offices at the Ataturk Airport. The rate is not the best so i advise you not to change much money.
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18 Oct 2007 Thu 09:26 pm |
My flight info says "Istanbul." That's it! It's American Airlines. I assumed it was Ataturk. The airport code is IST and that's Ataturk, right?
This is going to sound ridiculous, but I'll ask anyway...they look at/stamp my passport, then I go somewhere else to get a visa, then somewhere else to get Lira. Is this correct? I can only imagine the lines...
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18 Oct 2007 Thu 09:27 pm |
IST is Ataturk. They will stamp your passport when you get your visa.
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18 Oct 2007 Thu 09:27 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Good point Loveprague...I was assuming it was Ataturk. |
Thanks Elisabeth I work in a hospital so I always check things very carefully
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18 Oct 2007 Thu 09:29 pm |
That's good. One line to accomplish two things, what a relief!
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