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Nina
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RE: Is American Express (Amex) accepted in Bolivia?

Only time my Amex worked was at an expensive hotel in Uyuni. Now I keep it for emergencies and do most payments with a Visa debit. Just easier.

9 months ago
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RE: Safe to withdraw money late at night in Bolivia

Used BCP during the day and never had an issue. Wouldn’t go near those stand-alone machines at night though, especially the ones near bus terminals.

9 months ago
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RE: ATM swallowed my card in Bolivia

I tried the one near the plaza. Card worked, no fees shown.

9 months ago
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RE: Do hostels in Bolivia accept cards or only cash?

Depends where you are. Tourist hotspots are fine for card. Smaller towns, better have cash or you’ll be hunting for an ATM late at night like I did.

9 months ago
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RE: Can I use cards on buses and public transport in Bolivia?

It’s a cash game. Even the newer systems don’t take foreign cards. Always keep coins and small notes for transport, especially outside big cities.

9 months ago
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RE: High currency conversion charges at ATMs in Bolivia

Happened to me in Sucre too. The “Accept” button looks like the safe choice, but it’s actually worse. Just say no and you’ll save a few bucks every ti...

9 months ago
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RE: Paying by American Express in Indonesia?

Big cities and tourist spots like Bali, Yogyakarta, even parts of Gili T, cards are usually accepted at restaurants, spas, and stores. Smaller towns -...

9 months ago
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RE: Daily travel budget for Indonesia

If you're doing just Bali and plan to go out a lot or stay near Canggu or Seminyak, your budget will go up fast. I spent like 60 to 70 USD a day there...

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

Nah, better use cash. Most drivers either don’t take card or say it’s not working. I just kept 100k rupiah on me at all times for rides.

9 months ago
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