
Are movie theaters in the US terrible?
3d 7h ago in nostupidquestionsIs modded MC better than vanilla?
14d 13h ago in minecraftWhat would happen if you unveil the iPhone 17 in 1905?
24d 5h ago in nostupidquestionsIs the so called "Red Rooster" line real?
1mon 2d ago in australia@aussie.zoneDoes "English (AU)" sound weird to American ears?
1mon 14d ago in asklemmy@lemmy.mlCan subject omission work in ENG?
1mon 15d ago in nostupidquestionsCan Norway be considered a petro-state?
1mon 17d ago in asklemmyWhy do a majority of nation's flags use the rectangular shape except Nepal?
1mon 25d ago in nostupidquestions from lemmy.zipHave you actually seen or used a £100 note in person?
1mon 26d ago in scotland from lemmy.zipWhy is the Cayman Islands popular for "stashing money"?
1mon 19h ago in asklemmy@lemmy.mlEven if you win the lottery abroad, can you bring it all in cash upon returning?
2mon 6d ago in asklemmyopen a bank account in South Korea
I would figure that in most countries, you have to be a expat living there first (since tourists can't just open bank accounts as one needs a residential address matching the country in question).
Is Poland a cheap travel destination?
2mon 18d ago in asklemmyAustralian dollar is a weak currency for international travel I've heard, as the exchange rates are always lower than referencing from USD (like for example, A$1 = 0,60€ making it expensive). Like not all countries accept AUD at face value while USD is literally recognized everywhere.
Basically, they would have to pay more. Don't even talk about currency exchange with AUD, as you will get less than USD holders, for instance: A$100 = 60€ while $100 = 87,20€ (A$146), which is why refrain using Australian Dollar for international travel (just bring US Dollars instead).

