Information on Safe Migration
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The Basics of Financial Security Abroad
When planning a trip abroad for business or leisure, it's always important to remember about your safety, including financial safety.
The following recommendations will help you minimize the risks associated with keeping, safely moving across the border, and using money.
Recommendation 1. Always have some cash in the local currency with you. This should be done for several reasons:
- you can't use a payment card everywhere. In some countries, cards are not accepted everywhere, such as gas stations, stores, local markets, taxis, etc., and finding a trustworthy ATM can be quite difficult. In this case, you need to have enough cash to pay;
- another unpleasant surprise for a cardholder can be the loss of the card, blocking, or freezing of funds in the account. Banking payment systems can experience temporary technical failures.
Determine in advance how much cash you can take with you. Exchange cash in advance. This way, you can choose the most favorable exchange rate.
Recommendation 2. Features of using plastic cards:
- for trips abroad, it is recommended to have a separate payment card. To avoid losing the ability to use your salary card in case of a technical failure, experts advise issuing a card for use abroad in another bank with different processing. The second card can be blocked after each trip and activated on the eve of a new trip;
- you can use your salary card if you are sure that the place where you pay is reliable;
- inform your bank about your upcoming trip abroad. This is done so that your bank does not block your card itself in case of a payment transaction from abroad.
Be vigilant not to become a victim of scammers!
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