For a quick mental conversion from Vietnamese Dong (VND) to Russian Rubles (RUB), drop the last three zeros (thousands)…
For a quick mental conversion from Vietnamese Dong (VND) to Russian Rubles (RUB), drop the last three zeros (thousands) and multiply the remaining number by 3. For example: 352,000 VND becomes 352 * 3 = 1,056 RUB.
Living costs in Vietnam are bifurcated: imported goods and international restaurants are priced similarly to or higher…
Living costs in Vietnam are bifurcated: imported goods and international restaurants are priced similarly to or higher than in Europe/CIS. Real savings are found in local family-run eateries, transportation (taxis), traditional massages, local produce, and dental services. Lotte Mart is a recommended spot for affordable vitamins and household goods.
Inquire about food and fruit prices in Nha Trang, Vietnam
Inquire about food and fruit prices in Nha Trang, Vietnam. Request examples of menus from cafes, approximate costs for Pho Bo, and general price ranges for cigarettes and popular clubs like 'Zima' and 'Skylight'.
When living in Vietnam with a salary in Russian Rubles, be aware of currency conversion fees
When living in Vietnam with a salary in Russian Rubles, be aware of currency conversion fees. Using Russian bank cards like Tinkoff or Rosselkhozbank for withdrawals or payments involves exchange rate differences and potential fees. Rates can fluctuate daily, and specific banks might offer better deals than others. QR payments via Sberbank are often unsuccessful, and while some banks may offer better rates, fees for withdrawals or conversions can significantly impact your expenses. Using platforms like BestChange to compare exchange rates and fees is recommended.