In the evening, the tourist withdrew a couple of hundred from an ATM at a gas station. Waking up in the morning, he discovered nine SMS notifications from his bank about successful withdrawals from va…
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In general, Indonesian bank cards, whether Visa, Mastercard, or Unionpay, consistently work abroad. Of course, there may be an ATM that won't accept the card or even «eat» it. To minimize such issues…
Something happened to a tourist:
«I had a funny situation recently. Basically, I forgot my card when withdrawing money at the Mandiri ATM. And I discovered it the next day.
One of the few ATMs on Nusa Penida.
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You can withdraw up to 10 million rupiah per day from one card.
How to protect your money and bank cards while traveling:
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While in many countries, a residency permit is required to open a bank account, in Indonesia, anyone with a visa on arrival or a B211 visa can become a bank client, provided they have the required doc…
Obtaining visas often requires submitting a bank statement. Usually, a screenshot from your online bank account is sufficient. In very rare cases, an official statement is necessary.
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When opening an account with an Indonesian bank, tourists usually receive a basic card with a small limit, minimum deposit and no name card.
For example, the green card of Permata Bank allows you to withdraw up to Rp 10,000,000 per day. The same limit is set for online purchases. So, paying for an expensive airline ticket can be problemati
Kuala Lumpur. City Guide
Kuala Lumpur My notes. Perhaps they might be useful to someone: There is a Maybank ATM at the airport after passing passport control. I withdrew ringgit with Permata. You will most likely need cash. Y…