Children's Tv Programme Past / Present
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Assuming you are from the UK and really want to take currency, then � sterling.
You can't import rupees, and to get $US or � is going to cost you. (All that commission free means is that commission is hidden in the exchange rate)
Debit cards in ATMs are the way to go though - you'd need to check how readily available they are in India but in cities and airports there should be no problem.
You can't import rupees, and to get $US or � is going to cost you. (All that commission free means is that commission is hidden in the exchange rate)
Debit cards in ATMs are the way to go though - you'd need to check how readily available they are in India but in cities and airports there should be no problem.
The previous answer is not strictly true - you can take Indian Rupees to India, just not a huge amount. I travel there on business every month and always take Rupees and US Dollars. I have not seen any ATMs at the airports - remember that even Delhi's international airport is nothing like in the UK. Its about the size of Stanstead but as high tech as Luton 20 years ago...
Good luck!
Good luck!
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