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 how much money can we take?

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Posted on 01-06-06 3:05 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Hi all,
I am travelling to Nepal this month. I want to take some money home like around 8000 dollars. Do you guys know if we are allowed to take that much money with us?
 
Posted on 01-08-06 3:26 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Arnico!
do you travel to nepal a lot? have you tried all these methods that you are talking about?
 
Posted on 01-08-06 5:21 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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No account? no problem... You can wire the money to my account... It's safe and I'm guaranteed to receive it... ;-)
 
Posted on 01-08-06 5:30 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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wow!!!!!!!! good idea echoessssssssssssssssssssss..
 
Posted on 01-08-06 9:53 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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I think sending money through www.money.muncha.com would much practical and safer way to bring money to nepal
 
Posted on 01-08-06 10:10 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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The best is to take Mastercard..
Works in any ATM Machine. Nabil, Himalaya, Chartered

If you have a Mastercard from RBS it costs you 10$ as service charge for 5000$.
This is the cheapest, I found.

Cash is risky. They look through your pocket in KTM airport.
If you have bad luck half of the money will be gone.
Because you have to declare it before they check.
Anything they find later is illegel.
 
Posted on 01-09-06 8:36 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Do you get $ or Rs. while using Check card, Master card or Visa in ATM back in Nepal?

Just out of curiosity.
 
Posted on 01-09-06 8:54 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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They give you NRS.My bank charges $ 3.50 each time I use my credit/debit card here and the limit in Standard Chartered Bank is 50,000 NRS.
 
Posted on 01-09-06 9:00 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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its better to go to WALMART and ask them for the money gram, if u send through money gram within 1 hr ur family can take out the money from the agent in nepal. Only the thing is ur family back there in nepal have to show the ID while withdrawing money
 



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