Currency exchange dilemma

Hi
I’m going to serbia in about 2 months time and will like to ask about currency exchange recommendations.
I know that serbia accepts euros and their local currency (dinars). Same with a number of other european countries that i’ve been to. But i noticed that it’s always in the local currency that things are priced cheaper (is this true in serbia aswell?)
So is it better to change from “Singapore Dollars” to “Serbian Dinars” or “Euros”?
Anyone knows? i want to save money lol
Answer #1
alphapunk2 replied: Anyone knows? i want to save money lol
Is your Google down? Probably nobody wanted to Google for you. You don’t even have to click on any links… Its not that hard, I promise!
http://www.google.com/search?q=Serbian+Dinars+to+euros
http://www.google.com/search?q=Singapore+Dollars+to+euros
http://www.google.com/search?q=Singapore+Dollars+to+Serbian+dinar
Answer #2
SmAsHeDr replied: Is your Google down? Probably nobody wanted to Google for you. You don't even have to click on any links... Its not that hard, I promise!
http://www.google.com/search?q=Serbian+Dinars+to+euros
http://www.google.com/search?q=Singapore+Dollars+to+euros
http://www.google.com/search?q=Singapore+Dollars+to+Serbian+dinar
This
Answer #3
mmmm…Serbia as far as I know didn’t fully converted or it’s not in the course of conversion so while in Serbia (check the dinar inflation tendencys if they high keep euros at hand & go to the local serbian bank once in awhile) go on dinars in FULL so you can buy from anywhere!!
Answer #4
SmAsHeDr replied: Is your Google down? Probably nobody wanted to Google for you. You don't even have to click on any links... Its not that hard, I promise!
http://www.google.com/search?q=Serbian+Dinars+to+euros
http://www.google.com/search?q=Singapore+Dollars+to+euros
http://www.google.com/search?q=Singapore+Dollars+to+Serbian+dinar
as far as i have got it, you should get it changed to Singapore dollars
Answer #5
http://xe.com
This might help
Answer #6
Ashleyuk1984 replied: http://xe.com
This might help
This is Insane!
Answer #7
what i’m asking is based on economic fluctuations and currency strength fluctuations…. is it better to get dinars or euros?
I ask this cause when i was in switzerland the pricing of items were more expensive in euros than swiss francs….
Is it the same in serbia?
Answer #8
alphapunk2 replied: Is it the same in serbia?
yes it is the same in serbia
you better change from singapore dollars to serbian dinars
Answer #9
ah ok!! thank you Gjoksi :3
Answer #10
You can`t pay anything in EUROS in Serbia, at least not legally. The only currency is dinar, and it`s about 100 dinars for 1 euro. Always go to the “Exchange offices” cause they have lower margins than the banks!
BTW, Why are You coming here: Business or pleasure? And what city?
Answer #11
Alright thanks!
Strange, my friend said some shops accept euros xD got me confused hehe.
i’m going to belgrade and maybe some other city like maybe…. obrenovac or something I’m visiting my friends
Answer #12
SnakeDoc2011 replied: You can`t pay anything in EUROS in Serbia, at least not legally.
I will repeat myself: EURO is not the legit currency, It is not permited by law to accept euros in the shops. Some shops do accept it, but …
Anyway, Welcome to BELGRADE!!!!
Answer #13
hahaha thanks for the advice! and the welcome aswell