Can you get tax free in Italy with a Russian passport?
Yes for items up to 300 euros. Dearer clothes, shoes, bags, cosmetics and watches for use in Russia may not be sold (art. 3h of EU Regulation 833/2014).
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Yes for items up to 300 euros. Dearer clothes, shoes, bags, cosmetics and watches for use in Russia may not be sold (art. 3h of EU Regulation 833/2014).
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There are many exchange offices in Rome, but commissions can be high.
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Gazprombank UnionPay card works in some places in Italy, but not everywhere.
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In Italy, you can exchange rubles for euros at exchange offices, but the rates are unfavorable and there may be fees.
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In Italy, you can withdraw money from UnionPay cards at Intesa San Paolo and Unicredit ATMs.
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In Italy, dollars can be exchanged at exchange offices or post offices, but the rates are often unfavorable.
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In Italy, you can withdraw cash from foreign cards at ATMs, with fees ranging from 3 to 5 euros.
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Rosselkhozbank UnionPay card sometimes works in Italy, but not everywhere.
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In Milan, you can exchange dollars for euros at banks, and the rate may be better than in Moscow.
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Belarusian bank cards are not universally accepted in Italy, there are restrictions.
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You can deposit cash into a card only at the ATM or branch of the bank that issued the card.
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Opening a bank account in Italy with Russian citizenship is difficult but possible in some cases.
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