Where to exchange currency in Canada?
Foreign currency can be easily exchanged for Canadian dollars at currency exchanges such as border crossings, large shopping malls, and banks. If you want cash, it's best to find a bank or ATM where you can withdraw your local currency. ATMs are common in bank lobbies, stores, shopping malls, bars and restaurants.
When you use your bank card to withdraw money from an ATM, you will be given Canadian currency, which your bank will convert. Before departing on your vacation to Canada, contact your bank to discuss the best travel credit card. Visitors can make fee-free withdrawals from several ATM networks.
If you use a credit card to make your purchases, you will most likely obtain the most significant exchange rate. Although each transaction may have a bank fee, the exchange rate will be close to the current rate. Some banks may impose a fee for exchanging into a foreign currency, so check with your bank beforehand. Some institutions like Chase, Capital One, and Citibank may not impose a foreign currency fee.
Post offices and American Express locations also provide competitive exchange rates. Hotels are also worth considering.
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