How to withdraw cash from foreign bank cards in Italy?

Withdrawal fees at Italian ATMs can range from 3 to 5 euros, depending on the bank and card type. For example, UniCredit and Intesa charge a fixed fee for each transaction. Some cards, like those from Rosselkhozbank, may work without fees at certain ATMs.

Some users note that UnionPay cards and other international cards may not work at all ATMs. For instance, Gazprombank cards were not accepted at Malpensa but worked at other banks like Intesa.

To top up cards like Revolut, you can use ATMs that support this function. However, the topping-up fee can reach 4%. It's important to check in advance which ATMs support cash deposits.

If you plan to withdraw large amounts, pay attention to the limits set by banks. For example, some ATMs may limit withdrawals to 500 euros at a time, which also affects the total fee.