I need to take out quite a bit of cash during my trip. Anyone know cheapest ATMs & daily withdrawal limits for foreign cards at Italy ATMs?
Monte dei Paschi ATM worked well - withdrew €500 and could choose note denominations. No fees or conversion warnings shown.
ATM at BPER Banca in Italy claimed to be fee-free but charged me €5. Not transparent.
BNL ATM in Italy didnt charge a fee for my Visa, but charged €5 for Mastercard - choose wisely.
Credit Agricole in Italy didnt charge any fee for withdrawing €1,000 - smooth and easy.
BPER Banca ATMs in Italy charge €5 per withdrawal - heads up if youre using a foreign card.
Credem ATM worked great. Withdrew €500 with no conversion prompts or extra fees. Quick and clean.
PosteItaliane ATM in Italy allowed a maximum of €500 per transaction. No fees were visible - looked like a fee-free withdrawal.
Banco BPM ATM didnt allow a €1000 withdrawal. Charged a €5 fee for a smaller one. Used Mastercard debit.
Ppd Sondrio ATM added a $5 access fee at the very end without confirmation. Felt sneaky.
BNL ATM in Italy charged €5 for withdrawal, despite my bank (Scotiabank) claiming it should be fee-free. Disappointed.
Unicredit has a flat €5 withdrawal fee. Not the best option if youre watching costs.
Only one person can enter the ATM booth at a time, but the withdrawal was free. No extra charges.
Unicredit charges €5 for non-credit union cards. Be prepared for the fee.
No withdrawal fee at Credit Agricole Italy. Thats always a nice surprise!