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HarrisP
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RE: Daily travel budget for Turkey

Monthly living budget in Istanbul:Apartment rental: 10,000-15,000 TLGroceries + eating out: 5,000 TLTransport + mobile: 1,500 TLCo-working space: 2,00...

10 months ago
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RE: Do I need cash for local taxis in Turkey or can pay by card?

As a safety precaution, I only use app-based taxis (BiTaksi or Uber) which require no cash exchange. When I must take a street taxi:Confirm payment me...

10 months ago
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RE: Best ATMs in Turkey for foreign card holders? What are the fees, limits?

From my experience:Best: PTT Bank (no fees, high limits)Good: Is Bank (reliable but sometimes lower limits)Okay: VakıfBank (works but slower processin...

10 months ago
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RE: Hostels in Turkey accept cards?

Just finished a backpacking trip in Turkey. Card acceptance breaks down like this:Istanbul/Cappadocia: 90% take cardsCoastal towns (Bodrum, Fethiye): ...

10 months ago
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RE: Safe to withdraw money late at night in Turkey

While violent crime is rare, ATM skimming and opportunistic theft do occur. For evening withdrawals, I recommend: 1) Using your hotel's ATM if availab...

10 months ago
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RE: Lost my card to an ATM in Turkey

Here’s what worked for me in Ankara:Take a photo of the ATM showing its location and ID numberCall 0850 222 0 000 for Ziraat Bank or 444...

10 months ago
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RE: Can I use contactless or card to pay for public transport in Turkey?

Istanbul is 100% cashless for transport even street vendors take contactless! But in rural areas (e.g., Cappadocia’s dolmuses), cash is king. Workarou...

10 months ago
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RE: High currency conversion charges at ATMs in Turkey

I got burned by DCC at a Yapı Kredi ATM - it added 7% extra fees without asking me! Here’s how to avoid it:Select "Continue in TRY" (Turkish Lira).Che...

10 months ago
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RE: Daily travel budget for the UK

For a frugal traveler: £50-£70/day covers hostels (£25-£35), supermarket meals (£10-£15), public transport (£5-£10), and attractions (free museums hel...

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