Indian ATMs limits and charges for foreign cards [closed]
I am travelling to India and generally when I travel I don't exchange money. I just have a couple of UK bank accounts with banks that do not charge anything when withdrawing money abroad, passing the exchange rates of MasterCard or Visa with no extra fees.
However, in some cases the ATMs I withdraw money from charge a fee for foreign cards. The last one I got money from, charged 236 rupees on a Rp10000 withdrawal, so the fee was 2.36%.
Does someone know the banks with the highest daily withdrawal limits and the lowest fees for foreign cards in Rajasthan and Uttarakhand, so that the fee as a percentage is minimized?
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Can we use international ATM card in India?
India has ATMs in almost all destinations. Even many semi-rural regions are enjoying ATM services. Most of the ATMs in the country accepts international debit and credit cards to give out cash.Is there a limit on ATM withdrawals in India?
Let's check out the ATM cash withdrawal limit per day for different banks....Cash Withdrawal Limit Per Day via ATM.BankLimitIndian Overseas BankUp to \u20b920,000Bank of BarodaUp to \u20b91,50,000 cashBank of IndiaUp to \u20b915,000Kotak Mahindra BankUp to \u20b940,0005 more rowsIs the any charges for international debit card?
The foreign transaction fee that will be charged by your debit/credit card issuer will typically be in the range of 2.5% to 3.5% of the transacted amount. Since your card is issued in India, whatever balance it has is reflected in the Indian currency (i.e., INR).Which bank does not charge at all for using the ATM in India?
Who's not charging fees? Some banks including Federal Bank Ltd, Yes Bank Ltd and Standard Chartered Bank don't charge any fee for any number of transactions at other bank ATMs. So even after the fifth transaction at other ATMs, you will not be levied any charge.How To Withdraw Cash Without Paying ATM Fees While Traveling Abroad || Trick Success In Chile
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