Turkish lira– the official currency of the Republic of Turkey. In addition, it also serves as the official currency of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, recognized exclusively by Turkey. Bank code is TRY. 1 lira is equal to 100 kurus. Denominations of current banknotes: 200, 100, 50, 20, 10, 5 liras. Coins: 1 lira, 50, 25, 10, 5, 2 and 1 kurus.

On the front side of all Turkish banknotes there is a portrait of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder and first president of Turkey, under whose leadership the power of the Sultan was abolished and a republic was proclaimed. The reverse side of the 5 lira banknote depicts the 20th century Turkish historian Sayılı Aydin and a diagram of the solar system, the structure of an atom and a fragment of a DNA chain; on 10 liras - the 20th century Turkish mathematician Jahid Arf and the formula of his theorem; for 20 liras - the architect of the late 19th - early 20th centuries Mimar Ahmet Kemaleddin Bey and the building of Gazi University designed by him, as well as geometric figures; for 50 liras - the writer considered the first novelist in the Islamic world, Fatma Aliye Topuz and images of books, as well as stacks of written paper; on 100 liras - a portrait of the Turkish musician of the late 17th - early 18th centuries Buhurizade Itri, a seated figure of the Persian-Tajik poet of the 13th century Rumi, musical instruments, musical notes; for 200 liras - the founder of Turkish versification, poet of the late 13th - early 14th centuries, Yunus Emre.

A portrait of Ataturk is printed on the obverse of Turkish coins, and the denomination, ornament and year of minting are printed on the reverse. The only exception is the 50 kurus coin: it features the suspension bridge, a landmark of Istanbul.

The history of Turkish currency goes back to the Ottoman Empire, which lasted from 1299 to 1922. Ancient coins were issued by the sultans and bore their names, but not their portraits, in accordance with Islamic tradition. At the same time, in better times, it was allowed to issue their own banknotes in conquered territories. However, by the end of the 19th century, the empire declined and collapsed. By this time in 1875, the country was in default to Western creditor states.

In World War I, Türkiye took part on the side of Germany. The consequences of the defeat were catastrophic, and in 1923, as a result of the War of Independence, Turkey was declared a republic and the power of the sultanate was abolished. The currency of the Ottoman Empire, the Kurus, was replaced by the Turkish lira.

Until 1966, it was pegged to the dollar at a rate of 1 to 9. However, after 1970, it experienced a number of devaluations, and in 1980 the rate was 90 liras per dollar, in 1988 - 1,300 liras, in 1995 - 45 thousand, and in 2001 - already 1.65 million.

In 2005, Turkey underwent a monetary reform: the lira underwent a redenomination, as a result of which six zeros were removed from banknotes.

In the spring of 2012, for 1 US dollar you can buy approximately 1.78-1.80 Turkish lira, for 1 euro - 2.35 lira. 1 lira costs 16.40-16.50 rubles. At the same time, trading in the new Turkish lira is actively expanding on the Forex market along with the currencies of other developing countries seeking to liberalize their economies.

The Turkish leadership adheres to the principles of free trade and government participation is being reduced, despite the dire consequences of the global financial crisis. In general, Ankara has been striving for economic integration with European countries for many years, and investments in Turkey can rightfully be interesting for investors.

Since the exchange rate of the lira is not always stable, when traveling to the Republic of Turkey it is recommended to take dollars or euros with you, which can be exchanged for local currency at numerous exchange offices, banks or local post offices.

We share our experience on what kind of money is best to go on vacation with. What to take with you: rubles, euros or dollars? Read up to prepare in advance.

Currency in Turkey

The country's currency is the Turkish Lira (TRY). It replaced the Ottoman lira in 1923. This happened as part of a series of reforms by Ataturk. The last century was a turbulent one, so by the end of the 90s the lira had greatly depreciated. This led to the 2005 redenomination, when the government reduced the denomination of coins and bills by as much as six zeros. At first, the money began to be called “new Turkish lira,” but after three years this prefix was removed. This is the current course.

You can find out the exchange rate of the lira to the ruble today using this calculator.

Can I take dollars or euros with me in cash?

You can take both with you. Although the dollar is still preferable. It must be borne in mind that foreign money sells well only in resort cities such as Kemer, Marmaris, Antalya, Side and others. If you plan to delve into the depths of the country, it is better to acquire national liras in advance.

Important point. You should definitely have a supply of small bills. We are talking about any currency. Traders have many tricks. The simplest of them is that they will tell you that there is simply no change. You will have to either leave without purchasing anything, or buy goods for all 20 dollars that ended up in your pocket.

Is it possible to pay in rubles at the main resorts?

We were lucky, in the resort part there are places where you can pay in Russian rubles or Ukrainian hryvnia. The seller will simply recalculate the cost of the goods at his own rate. It's not a fact that it will be profitable. On the other hand, this way you will save time on exchange transactions.

Pay attention to Denizbank branches. Now it is owned by Sberbank. It has 700 outlets and 3 thousand ATMs throughout the country. In this bank you can withdraw money directly from a Sberbank card without commission. There are restrictions only for Electron and Maestro cards. There the commission will be about 0.75%.

If you are going to a popular resort

• Take with you ruble cards with the possibility of payment on the trip;
• Change some liras in Russia to get started;
• If you have currency stashes, you can take them with you for insurance.

If you are traveling inland;

• Buy a lire for your trip;
• Take dollars with you (be sure to find small bills or change);
• Take ruble cards with you that allow you to pay during the trip.

Where is the best place to change money so you don't get scammed?

For liras, it is best to go to official exchange offices. They are indicated by a "Chance Office" sign. In addition, any bank or post office will do, sometimes they offer the most favorable rate. These are the safest and most reliable ways to exchange rubles, euros or dollars to Turkish lira. As a rule, Turkish banks are open from 8:30 to 17:30 except weekends.

Large Turkish stores easily accept Visa and Master Card, as well as American Express. There are many ATMs, but in some places there is a limit on cash withdrawals per day. Usually it is 300-400 dollars.

At the end of your vacation, be sure to spend your change and change large Turkish bills back to rubles. Outside the country there is not much to do with this currency.

Real prices

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What currency should you take with you to Turkey in 2019? What kind of money is there in Turkey and where is the best place to change currency? You can spend from 10 dollars to infinity in Turkey on vacation. Turkey is a paradise for relaxation both for those who like to save money and for lovers of active, expensive and high-quality recreation.
How much money to take on vacation to Turkey and other useful tips in today’s article.

What is the currency in Turkey?

In Turkey, the currency is the Turkish lira. The Turkish lira appeared in Turkey in 1923, replacing the Ottoman lira.

In Turkey there are banknotes with the following denominations:

5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 liras.

Coins – 1, 5, 10, 25, 50 kurus and 1 lira coin.

The front of the Turkish liras depicts the President of Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.
In exchange offices, the Turkish lira is referred to by the abbreviation - TRY

What currency to take to Turkey in 2019?

Many were happy when it became known that the Turkish coast had reopened to Russian tourists. Still would! No matter how attractive the resorts of Crimea or the Krasnodar Territory are, you can relax in Turkey much cheaper, of better quality and more interesting.

Turkish lira to dollar

The exchange rate of the Lira against the ruble, dollar and euro today is as follows:

1 Turkish lira – 16 rubles.
10 lira – 2.82 dollars
10 lira – 2.52 euros

There is no direct answer to the simple question - what currency to take to Turkey. For the simple reason that the answer depends on which resort in Turkey and which city you are going to.

Different regions of Turkey have their own nuances and preferences. For example, for a long time Side and Marmaris have been considered German resorts, and therefore it is more profitable and easier to take currency there in euros. American dollars in Turkey will be in use in any region, in any city and you don’t even need to change them
to Turkish lira. The only exceptions are the most remote and remote villages, to which the average tourist from Russia
it's not that easy to get in.

If you are flying on vacation to Turkey, to its resort part, to cities such as Antalya, Alanya, Marmaris, Kemer, Side, Dalaman, Bodrum, then it is better to take currency in euros and dollars with you, and upon arrival you can partially change them in lira, since not all stores with fixed prices allow you to pay in foreign currency.

If you are flying to Ankara or Istanbul on business, you should not exchange dollars for Turkish lira in your home country. The lira to dollar exchange rate upon arrival will be more favorable and you will most often have to pay in local currency, since dollars and euros are not always accepted in non-tourist Turkey.

Also, as insurance, it is worth taking currency to Turkey on a bank card.
There are hundreds of thousands of ATMs throughout Turkey that accept all popular types of bank cards.
So, even in a restaurant or in a store, it’s not a problem to pay with a Sberbank card, but you still shouldn’t do this, since you will be charged a large commission and conversion.
You need a bank card on holiday in Turkey in order to have a backup option for cash on holiday in Turkey.

By the way, in the southern resorts of Turkey there are Sberbank ATMs where you can withdraw money without commission or additional conversion.

What money should I take to Turkey?

Have you heard that they are going to introduce a simplified payment scheme for Russian tourists at Turkish resorts? So perhaps in the 2019 season you will be able to travel to Turkey with rubles and pay in rubles for purchases, excursions, and trips.

If it is better not to bring small bills in dollars or euros to some countries, since it is almost impossible to change them and you cannot pay (most Asian countries), then in Turkey it is quite the opposite.

All experienced travelers advise taking large amounts of small cash
in currency - euros or dollars, in order to use them in small shops, at the market or as tips for hotel staff.

It is worth remembering that if you get a large bill in euros or dollars at the market in Turkey, the seller will do everything possible to make you buy and pay as much as possible, or even inform you that he simply does not have change.

Whatever money you take to Turkey, the quantity and quality of your souvenirs depends on your bargaining ability.
Bargaining in Turkey needs to be done passionately, but without rudeness or insults. Young girls have the best chance of getting the price down, while Europeans and Americans have the worst chances.

If you are lively and brave, then it’s time to stock up on an empty suitcase. It’s easy to bring a lot of useful goods and souvenirs from Turkey at bargain prices if you bargain well and do it with a good-natured smile on your face.

Bargain, Turkish bazaars are created for this. Trading there is the art of communication and the winner is the one who named the minimum price and received the goods for it.
From Turkey you can bring a lot of interesting souvenirs, Turkish sweets, good knitwear, bed linen and high quality clothing.
It is worth remembering that in large chain stores in Turkey, bargaining is not accepted and is unsightly.
Prices there are fixed and in local Turkish lira.

How and where is it profitable to change money in Turkey?

It is better not to trust small money changers and change currency at official exchange offices or a branch of a Turkish bank. The Change Office labels will help you identify them.

Exchange offices in Turkey are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., except weekends.

Turkish banks have business interruptions. Usually from 13 to 14. In popular resorts such as Antalya or Side, banks are often open seven days a week.

The most favorable currency exchange rate in Turkey is usually located in the city center, at the post office, but in hotels and airports in Turkey - the dollar to lira, ruble to lira or euro to lira exchange rate is the most unfavorable.

Where should you not change money in Turkey?

Do not change currency at the hotel reception, do not change money upon arrival or departure at the airport, even if you are going to take a taxi from the Turkish airport, you can ask the taxi driver to drop you off at a good exchange office or take the required amount in dollars from home ahead of time (taxi drivers charge calmly in dollars).

Travel experience in Turkey says - do not withdraw money from the card in the evening, because if it is swallowed by an ATM (which is not uncommon), then no one will give it back to you. And also try not to withdraw currency in Turkey before departure. In case of any problems, you will have to stay late, since things don’t get done quickly in Turkey.

The limit for withdrawing money from an ATM in Turkey is usually 400 dollars or 350 euros.

What is the money in Turkey - Turkish lira

Thanks to the recent currency reform, it is easy to transfer currency from rubles to lira or from dollars to lira.
Many zeros at the end have disappeared and today for 1 lira they give 16 rubles, and for 10 lira – almost 3 dollars.

Turkish Lira is the national currency; In everyday use there are 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 liras. All liras depict the same person - the ruler of Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.

One lira is 100 kurus, small coins.
In Turkey, there are coins in denominations of 1, 5, 10, 25, 50 kurus. They also depict Mustafa Ataturk.

Before leaving Turkey, do not forget to exchange local money for rubles or dollars, since outside of Turkey there will be no opportunity to spend or exchange them at a good rate.

Turkey is doing everything to make tourists from Russia comfortable, convenient and cheap on the coast. Many resorts have even introduced a payment system in Russian rubles, so taking rubles or hryvnia to Turkey will not be a bad idea.

Rubles as a currency in Turkey are accepted as payment for goods, services, and travel. This does not apply to the Turkish capital Ankara or Istanbul.
But in Marmaris, Side, Antalya, Alanya, Kemer - it’s easy. There is no need to buy Liras in advance.

How much money to take to Turkey for vacation 2019?

It all depends on your appetites and expected expenses. A holiday in Turkey can cost “0” rubles if you are traveling on an all-inclusive package to a good large hotel on the coast and are not going to go beyond it.
This is precisely why a holiday in Turkey will probably cost less than a holiday in Crimea or Sochi, simply because costs in Turkey can be calculated in advance.
Even with a zero budget, a holiday in Turkey will leave a warm and beautiful impression, as the all-inclusive hotel has everything you need: food, room, sea, free entertainment, sauna, water slides for children, and often even freshly squeezed pomegranate or orange juices are included in the price of the tour.

If you are not in the mood to stay in a hotel in Turkey all the time and are eager to see the surroundings, then take 200-1000 dollars with you to Turkey. This amount is quite enough for excursions with the whole family, as well as for the purchase of textiles, Turkish sweets and sightseeing.

How much money can you bring to Turkey?

Please note that you can bring into Turkey without declaring only $3,000 in cash. You can declare an amount equivalent to $10,000 per person.
There are no restrictions on importing money on a bank card.

How much money do you need in Turkey for 7 days?

Turkey is a country where you can easily get by without money. Especially if everything is already included in the package. Usually, for a family of 3 people, $200-300 is enough for a 7-day vacation. This money will be enough for excursions, gifts, souvenirs and trips to cafes.

Even if you don't plan to spend any money in Turkey, it's better to take a few hundred dollars for unexpected expenses. You may need money for snacks at the airport, for transfer to the airport, if you want to order a separate one.
Independent transfers are often ordered by mothers with children and groups. It is very profitable and fast. You don’t have to wait for tourists at the airport and take several hours to get to the hotel.
A comfortable minivan for 6-8 people will cost only 200-300 rubles per passenger.
You can place an order at KiwiTaxi. It is not necessary to pay immediately.

How much money to take to Turkey if all inclusive?

Pay attention to what is written on your travel package. If you travel under the “Ultra All Inclusive” mode, then the hotel will even include snacks at night, a 24-hour bar, pizza, ice cream, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks around the clock.

In the all-inclusive mode, food and drinks will be available during the opening hours of the hotel restaurants.

The easiest way to figure out how much money to take to Turkey is to take $100-200 per person and some more on a bank card. You can even take rubles. This will make it easier to save money. After all, you will only change rubles on vacation in Turkey in case of extreme need and at a not very favorable rate.

But this method encourages you not to spend too much.

Do you need insurance for Turkey?

All tourists need insurance to Turkey. Many people do not know that insurance for a package tour does not protect against anything and always has a deductible of 50-100 euros.

Turkey is in first place among insurers in terms of visits to the doctor among Russian tourists. Prices for treatment in Turkey are high, and self-medication is not possible, because you cannot buy medicine without a doctor’s prescription.

Insurance to Turkey costs pennies. Good insurance will cost only 300-500 rubles for the entire vacation period, so it’s better not to take risks and go on vacation calmly, knowing that you have a medical policy with coverage of $50,000 - $100,000.

How to save on insurance?

Insurance abroad is required. Any appointment is very expensive and the only way to avoid paying out of pocket is to choose an insurance policy in advance. We have been applying for many years on the website, which gives the best prices for insurance and selection along with registration takes only a couple of minutes.

How to change money in Turkey: dollars or euros to Turkish lira. Is it profitable to change currency at the airport, exchange offices in the centers of cities and resorts, and banks?

Exchange currency in Turkey is not a problem. The problem is to exchange currency at the most favorable rate and not lose a single hard-earned dollar. We’ll tell you where and how to change money in Turkey using the example of Marmamaris (this is the main part of the article, hot on the heels of tourist trips for the 2019 season). At the end, a couple of features of currency exchange at the airport. Ataturk.

Popular excursions in Turkey

The most popular excursions are routes from local residents to Tripster. You can start with (see Sultanahmet, walk along the Galata Bridge, the Bosphorus embankments, outline walking routes). The second most popular excursion in Turkey is (5-hour tour of the valleys of Love, Devrent, Pigeons, monasteries and caves).

Top 4 ways to exchange dollars for lira

Method number 1. At Dalaman airport

At Dalaman airport, where tourists arrive with a ticket to one of the resorts in Turkey, people are usually afraid to change currency (both dollars and euros). Experience has long taught travelers that the exchange rate at international airports in most cases is unfavorable. However, as we saw later, fears in the case of Marmaris (and, looking ahead, Istanbul as well) were in vain.

At the airport they gave 4.45 Turkish lira per dollar. At the transit stop, where the transfer bus later took us, at the exchange office they gave exactly the same amount.

Method number 2. In supermarkets of the Migros chain

The transfer guide suggested that the most favorable exchange rate was in Migros supermarkets, as well as in the city center (we were heading to Marmaris itself). As practice later showed, in Migros supermarkets the exchange rate between dollars and Turkish lira was indeed favorable. But in the center of Marmaris it’s the other way around: exchangers offered “extortionate” 4.27-4.29 liras per 1 dollar.

Exchange office in the center of Marmaris

What else should you pay attention to when exchanging money in? As a rule, most exchangers have a “no commission” sign. If there is no such sign, be sure to check whether an additional commission is charged when exchanging. Please note that in some cases the commission can reach 30%. This is legal, and you will not prove anything to anyone; ignorance of the language will not exempt you from responsibility.

Here you need to clarify what it means to exchange currency at the Migros supermarket. This is not exactly an exchange, but an ordinary purchase. You choose any goods (even just a single bottle of water) and can freely pay in a convenient currency - for example, dollars. You will receive change in Turkish lira. This is how you can “exchange” money at a favorable rate of 4.721 and 4.596(on different days).

Please note: in the receipt issued by the supermarket upon purchase, in addition to the cost of goods in Turkish lira, the exchange rate is displayed (more precisely, how many dollars you gave, how much it is in Turkish lira, what amount in lira is due as change).

Method No. 3. In a commercial bank in Turkey

Changing currency in Turkey: bank branch

As an experiment, we tried to exchange currency in one of the commercial banks in Marmaris. The method is popular among foreign tourists. Let's talk about the minus: exchange rates are not posted on the doors, so every vacationer will be forced to sit in line for some time, and then only find out from a bank employee at what rate they can exchange currency. But the course is more or less suitable - 4.50 lira/dollar. However, the bank undertakes to exchange an amount of no less than 50 US dollars.

The bank will also require a foreign passport (not a copy, but the original) to prove your identity. Regular exchange offices in Turkey do not require documents.

Method number 4. From the minibus driver

We found another original way to “exchange” currency in Turkey - with the minibus driver. If you don’t have Turkish lira for travel (or you need very little money), you can offer the driver 10 dollars in the hope that he will give change in lira. Ours agreed, but his course was quite peculiar - 4 liras for 1 dollar.

Liras, or what Turkish banknotes look like

From the memories of my travel companion: “I almost pulled out all my hair out of frustration. It would be better if I exchanged it on the beach with local money changers at the rate of 4.40 liras for 1 dollar.” What we mean here is that there are kiosks on the beach selling tickets for water activities and excursions, and there is also a “currency exchange” sign there.

By the way, at our hotel the exchange rate was also unfavorable - 4.30 liras for 1 dollar.

Currency exchange in Istanbul - where is it more profitable?

In Istanbul the situation is the same as in Marmaris and any other resort: the main thing is to pay attention to hidden commissions. And just don’t ignore the exchange rates in the different places you visit. Already on the second or third day you will understand them better than any Turk.

There is one “prayed” place in Istanbul - an exchange office at the Egyptian Market (Spice Market). If you find the “right” guide, he will definitely show you this place. The course is really enjoyable. But there is a chance to stumble upon it yourself: there are always a lot of people wanting to exchange money near his window.

As for the airport. Ataturk, the lira exchange rate there was surprisingly favorable. Therefore, you can safely change a certain amount upon arrival. So that you have enough for a taxi, dinner and transport / excursions / rest for the next day until you find a profitable exchanger. Happy foreign exchange transactions!

Where to buy Turkish lira in Moscow. For Russians, Türkiye still remains a popular holiday destination 2.

The question of where to exchange Turkish state currency in Moscow is of great importance for many. Next, we present to your attention an overview of exchange offices in Moscow, where you can exchange Turkish lira for Russian rubles with maximum benefit. Network of exchange offices “4. Turkish lira to ruble exchange rates for 2. Buying: 1 TRY = 1. Selling: 1 TRY = 1. Addresses of exchange points in Moscow.

Ticket office "Pushechnaya". St. Pushechnaya, building 3. Telephone: 8 (4. 95) 6. Opening hours: Monday - Friday - from 1.

Saturday, Sunday – from 1. Leninsky Avenue, building 6. Telephone: 8 (4. 99) 1. Opening hours: Monday-Friday – from 1. Saturday, Sunday – from 1. In the branches of LLC CB “Mezhtransbank”. Turkish lira to ruble exchange rates by 2.

Buying: 1 TRY = 1. Selling: 1 TRY = 1. Addresses of bank branches in Moscow where you can exchange Turkish lira. St. Nikolskaya, house 2. Shopping center "Nautilus". Telephones: 8 (9. The nearest metro stations are Teatralnaya, Ploshchad Revolyutsii, Lubyanka.

St. Tverskaya, building 6, building 1, entrance 3. Telephone: 8 (4. The nearest metro stations are “Pushkinskaya”, “Okhotny Ryad”. In the branch of LLC CB "GRi. S-Bank" there is a connection number 3. Rates of the Turkish lira to the ruble on 2.

Buy: 1 TRY = 1. Sell: 1 TRY = 1.

Address: st. Privolnaya, building 6. Telephone: 8 (4. 95) 7. Nearest metro stations: “Vykhino”, “Zhulebino”, “Kuzminki”, reports newsli. In the branches of Esidbank LLC. Turkish lira to ruble exchange rates by 2.

Purchase: 1 TRY = 1. Sale: 1 TRY = 2. Addresses of bank branches in Moscow where you can exchange hryvnia. Esidbank LLC, office No. 3. Timiryazevskaya". St.

Yablochkova, building 1. Telephone: 8 (9. 85) 4. The nearest metro stations are “Timiryazevskaya” (Serpukhovsko-Timiryazevskaya). "Esidbank" LLC Branch "SPARTA" okvku No. 3. Petrovsko-Razumovskoye." Shopping center "Express".

Address: st. Oktyabrskaya Railway Lines, building 1, building 5. Telephone: 8 (4. 95) 4.

Turkish lira - current advertisements on the Dmir.ru portal (sell, buy, find out prices). Private advertisements and offers in Russia. Marat, Moscow, February 12, 2014. add to favorites. 2. You can buy Turkish lira in Moscow at the following banks and exchange offices. Where to buy Turkish lira in Moscow, the most favorable rates, list of exchangers. The new Turkish lira is the currency of Turkey. The exchange rate of the New Turkish Lira to the Russian ruble, set by the Central Bank of the Russian Federation for today (01/02/2016). +7 916 580-26-41. Write a message Request a call. Where to buy tours? Moscow.

Features of customs control: Import of any currency into Turkey is free, export is limited: Turkish lira can be exported in an amount equivalent to $1000. It is not customary to tip taxi drivers. Embassies: - Turkey in Moscow: 7th Rostovsky Lane, 12.

You can buy Turkish lira in Moscow at the following banks and exchange offices
Where to buy Turkish lira in Moscow, the most favorable rates, list of exchangers. Favorable purchase/sale rate of the Turkish lira in Moscow for today. Find the best Turkish lira exchange rate in Moscow banks. Currency.. Purchase and sale of the Turkish lira in Moscow: 1. KB "Informprogress", LLC (ok "Privolnaya").
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