Changing money to rupiah

Ubud - changing money Ubud is more of a place to relax and chill, but some of the foreigners keep busy buying the local artwork and crafts and exporting them to their home countries. The Balinese have a natural artistic talent and their work is appreciated everywhere. Selling Balinese crafts can be a pretty good business or just a way to finance more travel for you travel junkies. It sure beats picking grapes or working on a kibutz somewhere and can be quite profitable. Plus it is great fun. While you are in the neighborhood you can change money at the currency exchange in the post office across the street. It is not part of the post office but at the same counter in the same building. If you are changing large amounts of currency this is a favorite because of the favorable rate of exchange and general reputation of honesty in their dealings. When planning to change larger amounts you might want to make an appointmet so they will have enough cash on hand. The best rate of exchange is for very new crisp 100 USD notes. They should be newer than the year 2000 and without any flaws. There is a different exchange rate for 50's and 20's and torn or marked bills are generally not accepted. The year 1996 is generally not accepted either because there was a flood of counterfeit 1996's and everyone is fearful of them. Try to get almost new bills from your bank checking front and back for ink marks of other imperfections. Bali Ubud - Changing money 2006 www.dutchpickle.com

 

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