5 Japanese phrases for travelers to remember: “KEKAS” 1. Konnichiwa “Hi, Hello” 2.Eki(station) wa doko(where) desuka? “Where is a station?” (It can be used even if you change the "Eki" to a toilet or hotel) 3.Kore(this) wa nani(what) desuka? “What is this?” (Kore wa nani-yen(￥) desuka? “How much is this?”) 4. Arigato “Thank you” 5.Sumimasen “Excuse me, Sorry” (Can be used with 5124 and 5134 combos) Don't forget your key case when traveling in Japan If you have a negative image of police officers, you can ask a Japanese police officer, "Where is the hotel?" They will also help you when you lose something.
For #3, "Kore wa ikura desu ka?" is better. It's the equivalent of "How much does this cost?", which sounds a bit better than asking "How much yen is this?"
@@yejiz_nuts really? I learned it as kore wa ikura desuka? but my friend from Japan laughed when she heard it because while it's correct it's not common to say. ikura also means fish roe so she also laughed at that
Some heroes don't wear capes. I been dreading the idea of Japan's public transportation since in my country is barely useful what we have here and I know my trip is in November but I'm the type of person who likes to plan and learn as much as I need before I head somewhere new. Thank you so much for such a detailed videos of how to navigate the airport and arriving at the busiest crossing in the world. The step by step and slow explanation really is fantastic help for future travelers to Japan.
I never knew i needed a step by step guide for getting out of the airport, turns out i really did haha. I'll be watching this once a week until my trip in October 🙏
I just returned from my first trip to japan about 5 days ago. Spent ten days there discovering tokyo, kyoto and gion, ginza to osaka and nara...... i am from italy but have lived in the states for over 30 years and have traveled all over the world. I will say Japan has been eye opening. I will absolutely be going back next year to keep exploring and learning all that i can about this incredible country. I am head over heels for Japan ❤ This video is so great and will be of much help to everyone who visits Japan. Wonderful content, hats off to you!!!!! 🙌🥂
@@jiujitsukitty9319 I'm going at the end of October and Japan has been a dream of mine to visit since I was a kid (I'm 37 now). I'm probably gonna want to visit every year after I do this first trip. Can't wait to explore and eat as much as possible.
this is by far the best video out there for going to Japan for beginners! Thank you for going into more detail and actually showing us how to do it using Google Maps.
this is the kind of video for 1st timer who plans to visit Japan... after watching so many videos, i can say this is the most informative video that I've gotten n needed what i need to know .. thank you!
After many hours of being either on a plane or in an airport, finally laying in a bed is like the best feeling ever. My recommendation is not to plan anything to do until later in the day on the day after arrival. There's nothing more stressful that trying to race back out of the hotel after being exhausted from traveling all day before. Getting up later and having a relaxing lunch is a great way to just enjoy exploring the city.
One thing that helped my on my trip recently, was that if you have an Iphone, you can just make a Suica or Pasmo card in your phones wallet, and not have to worry about getting a physical card. And it works exactly the same as a physical card, except that you can reload it using any payment methods already on your phone instead of having to go to a machine.
I have been to Japan as an exchange student already and knew most things but I get very anxious about the flight every time, so this video helped me to calm down! Thanks!
11:16- Currency Exchange. Personally I would suggest getting some Japanese Yen before you leave your home country. You can go to your own bank and get Japanese Yen and your bank does not charge you for the exchange if you have an account.
Partially correct. They will not charge you to exchange, but they will give you a lower exchange rate. For example, if the yen rate is 150, they might give you a rate of 141. I assure you, they're going to get paid for their service.
100% ATM for conversion. If you have a debit card with zero overseas fees you can get the full current conv rate. We use capitol one for all of our debit ATMs in Japan. We got 1=153 in March (our last trip). At the airport it was 1=135. Massive difference.
Haven't been to Japan on my own before and not since 2016. This was such a thorough and comprehensive guide and very useful. Thank you for sharing all the updated info!
The part that hit me the most was when you said "... I hope this video helped in taking away some of your anxiety about arriving in Japan!" LITERALLY, I had just texted my travel companion telling him watching your video was making me feel better from my anxiety :') Thank you so much!! I downloaded your video on my phone to be able to watch it on my flight and remember all your advice. Wonderful video! My biggest dream is about to come true after 25 years of wishing
I’ve gone in 2022 and 2023 and would love nothing more than to go back this year. But I’ll most likely be going back in winter of 2025. I frigging LOVE being in Japan.
I'll be there in a couple week and was looking for a video to send some folks who never been and had a lot of questions about all the topics mentioned in your video! Saved myself a long message to all my friends lol. You are best!
Wow! Amazing and extremely helpful video indeed!!! BEST ONE hands down and I watched so many already😩. You video gave me hope and got me excited again about making this dream come true!! Thank you so very much!!!😊
This is great! I used to live in Chigasaki from 1994-99 and things have definitely changed since then. We're planning a trip this summer to Aomori, Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Tokushima for the Awa Odori Festival. Your video was very helpful!
💚💚. Greetings, my friend! I found this to be so interesting! I was entirely focused on it while watching. Sending a big like your way! Thank you for sharing this!
This is great !!! I’ve watched hundreds of videos and have never seen a step by step through the subway system which is the number one thing I am worried about. I’ll be landing in Haneda and staying in Shibuya for a few days. Thank you !!! Can’t wait
Awesome video. Im headed to Japan for 10 hours for a lay over. I dont get there till 3:30pm. So this helps me understand the airport, passes and transit. This was fun! Thank you!
I just got back from Japan and this is spot on but for the train pass I'd recommend if you have an iPhone to add it to your apple wallet no fees and you can top it off on the spot
Navigating Japan’s railsystem is very easy to understand once you learn the basics. I was worried about it a lot because the maps online seems very complicated when I was trying to review it before our travel date back in January. When we got there, take your time learning how to buy a ticket using machines and also get an IC card asap.
Don’t panic too much if you don’t have a Suica card. You can easily buy tickets. Just have cash or coins handy for the ticket machines. Even on the Shinkansen you can just rock up and buy a ticket from the ticket office at most JR stations
I will hopefully be going at the end of September for my honeymoon, this is a great stress relief, book trains and just getting around in general has been my biggest fear of the trip but with google maps it seems so easy!
This is great content as I am taking my family to Japan in June and this video will be used as part of our research. Well done. Yes, I've subscribed and liked 🙂
This was so helpful! I'm being brought along on a trip to Japan,, and we're only now just ready a few days before because it was sprung on us last minute-- ITS CRAZY, since we got told at first it was canceled. Videos like yours and information guides have been super helpful. Tha nk you very much !!
this was super informative and helpful, thanks so much for creating this video. This eased alot of my stress and it seems very easy to navigate, thanks again!
for anyone thats scared about the public transport system: yes it can be scary. if youre staying in big cities like tokyo or osaka, there's no need to worry since everything, from buses to trains, has clear signage on where to go. japanese people are also really kind, so if you ask them for a way to the line, they will point you in the right direction or even walk with you. if you plan on traveling to more remote areas, it can happen that buses don't correspond to google maps (or your travel app). don't be afraid to ask around and show your google maps route. they will gladly help you :D
Thank you so much for the detailed guide! This is very helpful and valuable - Thank you for your time and effort to create great quality videos for new visitors to Japan.
One note about cards, some banks in the US allow for their debit cards to be used internationally in countries like Japan so there's no need to worry about credit card debt when paying with card. I was able to use google pay as well.
If I am not mistaken, when withdrawing money from the ATM, don't accept the bank conversion rate as you lose out a bit. Also check your daily withdrawal limit, best to have a few bank cards to make several withdrawals if needed.
For me, a smarter way is to link the IC card mobile app (ICOCA for example) to my Apple Card to earn points and skip the 7-11 ATM machine which I used to get cash from a lot.
Sorry, this might sound silly since I’m not too familiar with how to use atms for withdrawing yet, but is there a button that allows you to choose a different rate or how do I get a different conversion rate, please?
To all the replies here, ignore the comment. I don't know what is meant by "ignore the conversion rate". I've been to Japan 6 times and, like any country to obtain cash, never saw an option about conversion rate. Quite simply, you don't have a choice than set by your bank. If you withdraw 10,000 yen, your bank will convert that to your home currency with its rate and debit your account. End of story! Any card these days should work. Insert, select English, and withdraw like you do anywhere.
@saltiga05 They have Google immersion map/view which I just discovered and it's relieving some of my worries. Going next month with family & still in the planning stage.
I will be traveling alone to Teshima Island. I have everything arranged and am not worried except for figuring out the ferry from Takamatsu and working in buying a month’s worth of groceries before catching the ferry, since there is limited grocery availability on Teshima Island. The ferry cannot be pre booked and runs very early in the morning or late afternoon. Handling luggage, groceries, and the fact ferry tickets don’t sell until 30 minutes before loading is putting a lot of stress on my trip. I plan to make the short walk from the hotel to the ferry and hope it is not raining.
Loved that you walked through the station and showed it on the average day. Very useful. I know enough Japanese probably to ask for assistance without translation apps so it's been helping my anxieties about going but this video was great as well.
If you have a credit union, conversion rates are better than I've seen. My credit union offers a flat 1% conversion fee if I use my debit (as a Visa card) or my credit card from them) instead of 4% at the terminal.
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Since it’s my dream trip going to Japan, when you said welcome to Japan, my eyes filled with tears. Thank you for the useful information. 🙏
I was hoping someone would get that exact feeling at the end. ☺️
SAME! 😭
oh man, same here!! 🥲🥲
Same...
we're always welcome from japan👍
5 Japanese phrases for travelers to remember: “KEKAS”
1. Konnichiwa “Hi, Hello”
2.Eki(station) wa doko(where) desuka? “Where is a station?”
(It can be used even if you change the "Eki" to a toilet or hotel)
3.Kore(this) wa nani(what) desuka? “What is this?”
(Kore wa nani-yen(￥) desuka? “How much is this?”)
4. Arigato “Thank you”
5.Sumimasen “Excuse me, Sorry”
(Can be used with 5124 and 5134 combos)
Don't forget your key case when traveling in Japan
If you have a negative image of police officers, you can ask a Japanese police officer, "Where is the hotel?" They will also help you when you lose something.
For #3, "Kore wa ikura desu ka?" is better. It's the equivalent of "How much does this cost?", which sounds a bit better than asking "How much yen is this?"
@@yejiz_nuts really? I learned it as kore wa ikura desuka? but my friend from Japan laughed when she heard it because while it's correct it's not common to say. ikura also means fish roe so she also laughed at that
I'm going from May 25 to June 9, and watching these videos over and over just never gets old!
Feel free to let us know what else you'd like to see. I'm always open to new ideas.
@@DiscoveringJapan1 How about what there's to do in Okinawa?
I've only been to Oki once and it was on a medical emergency flight. haha. WHEN I go, I'll definitely make a vid about it. Thanks for commenting!
Will be arriving the evening of the 3rd and leaving late evening of the 18th June. About 15 and a bit days to spend.
@@OnlyGraftingHave fun and make lists of the things you want to see, do, eat, and buy.
Some heroes don't wear capes. I been dreading the idea of Japan's public transportation since in my country is barely useful what we have here and I know my trip is in November but I'm the type of person who likes to plan and learn as much as I need before I head somewhere new. Thank you so much for such a detailed videos of how to navigate the airport and arriving at the busiest crossing in the world. The step by step and slow explanation really is fantastic help for future travelers to Japan.
I never knew i needed a step by step guide for getting out of the airport, turns out i really did haha. I'll be watching this once a week until my trip in October 🙏
im going at the start of june and am doing as much research as possible
Yaay, I am going in October, too. 😊 At least we have some time to do our research😄
I'm also going in October, this guide is really useful and I'll probably download it for good measure 😂
@@jay_bird83126 likewise … thanks for this travel info
All these October travelers. Is this for a certain card game 😆
I just returned from my first trip to japan about 5 days ago. Spent ten days there discovering tokyo, kyoto and gion, ginza to osaka and nara...... i am from italy but have lived in the states for over 30 years and have traveled all over the world. I will say Japan has been eye opening. I will absolutely be going back next year to keep exploring and learning all that i can about this incredible country. I am head over heels for Japan ❤ This video is so great and will be of much help to everyone who visits Japan. Wonderful content, hats off to you!!!!! 🙌🥂
Did you have to get a sim card and/or a portable wifi box for data?
@@jiujitsukitty9319 I'm going at the end of October and Japan has been a dream of mine to visit since I was a kid (I'm 37 now). I'm probably gonna want to visit every year after I do this first trip. Can't wait to explore and eat as much as possible.
@@theoneders2056 omg I’m going the end of oct too! Solo trip, it’s my dream country to visit! Hope you have a great time!
This type of video is essential for anxiety people. Thank you!
Anxiety people aka introverts.😅
And, I don't know if it actually helped or made my anxiety worse! ha!
this is by far the best video out there for going to Japan for beginners! Thank you for going into more detail and actually showing us how to do it using Google Maps.
this is the kind of video for 1st timer who plans to visit Japan... after watching so many videos, i can say this is the most informative video that I've gotten n needed what i need to know .. thank you!
This is a great Haneda airport arrival video. Love how you take us through every step and especially navigating the subway.
Probably the most well put-together Japan prep video I’ve ever come across. 👍
After many hours of being either on a plane or in an airport, finally laying in a bed is like the best feeling ever. My recommendation is not to plan anything to do until later in the day on the day after arrival. There's nothing more stressful that trying to race back out of the hotel after being exhausted from traveling all day before. Getting up later and having a relaxing lunch is a great way to just enjoy exploring the city.
One thing that helped my on my trip recently, was that if you have an Iphone, you can just make a Suica or Pasmo card in your phones wallet, and not have to worry about getting a physical card. And it works exactly the same as a physical card, except that you can reload it using any payment methods already on your phone instead of having to go to a machine.
Can you use 1 iPhone for multiple people?
NO
@@MikeLi1019It is exactly the same as a physical card. One card is needed per person.
How do you make a Suica card on an iPhone?
I have been to Japan as an exchange student already and knew most things but I get very anxious about the flight every time, so this video helped me to calm down! Thanks!
The force will be with you!
11:16- Currency Exchange. Personally I would suggest getting some Japanese Yen before you leave your home country. You can go to your own bank and get Japanese Yen and your bank does not charge you for the exchange if you have an account.
Partially correct. They will not charge you to exchange, but they will give you a lower exchange rate. For example, if the yen rate is 150, they might give you a rate of 141. I assure you, they're going to get paid for their service.
Our honeymoon is in october, and this has been stressing me out a lot. This video helped me so much, I feel so much more confident now
Google Maps was an amazing tool when we were exploring Tokyo! It had great color matching for the various train stations and platforms.
100% ATM for conversion. If you have a debit card with zero overseas fees you can get the full current conv rate. We use capitol one for all of our debit ATMs in Japan. We got 1=153 in March (our last trip). At the airport it was 1=135. Massive difference.
Thank you so very much. This has truly decreased my anxiety for my upcoming first time in Japan in March.
Haven't been to Japan on my own before and not since 2016. This was such a thorough and comprehensive guide and very useful. Thank you for sharing all the updated info!
I rarely comment but this video deserved it, excellent content and extremely useful on our first trip to Japan. Thank you!
So glad you enjoyed it!
currently planning a trip to Japan and ive bookmarked this video. Thank you
The part that hit me the most was when you said "... I hope this video helped in taking away some of your anxiety about arriving in Japan!" LITERALLY, I had just texted my travel companion telling him watching your video was making me feel better from my anxiety :') Thank you so much!! I downloaded your video on my phone to be able to watch it on my flight and remember all your advice. Wonderful video! My biggest dream is about to come true after 25 years of wishing
Thank you for this updated video! My trip to Japan is coming up at the end of February and I do appreciate you for this content.
I’ve gone in 2022 and 2023 and would love nothing more than to go back this year. But I’ll most likely be going back in winter of 2025. I frigging LOVE being in Japan.
Super cool, I am going in June and was curious if there was something you would say I should avoid? And where’s your go to place to stay?
I'll be there in a couple week and was looking for a video to send some folks who never been and had a lot of questions about all the topics mentioned in your video! Saved myself a long message to all my friends lol. You are best!
Wow! Amazing and extremely helpful video indeed!!! BEST ONE hands down and I watched so many already😩. You video gave me hope and got me excited again about making this dream come true!! Thank you so very much!!!😊
Just what I needed. About to go visit Japan and this is a life saver. Thanks
At last a simple, direct post to help all of this. The dream is to visit 2025 😊
Super awesome resource video, great job! Thank you very much!!
Thanks!
THANK YOU!! 🙏🙏😊
Thank you for the video. I am no longer anxious on what to do arriving first time in Japan
You've got this!! Welcome to Japan!
This is great! I used to live in Chigasaki from 1994-99 and things have definitely changed since then. We're planning a trip this summer to Aomori, Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Tokushima for the Awa Odori Festival. Your video was very helpful!
💚💚. Greetings, my friend! I found this to be so interesting! I was entirely focused on it while watching. Sending a big like your way! Thank you for sharing this!
This is great !!! I’ve watched hundreds of videos and have never seen a step by step through the subway system which is the number one thing I am worried about. I’ll be landing in Haneda and staying in Shibuya for a few days. Thank you !!! Can’t wait
Awesome video. Im headed to Japan for 10 hours for a lay over. I dont get there till 3:30pm. So this helps me understand the airport, passes and transit. This was fun! Thank you!
Thanks for providing footage to better help us navigate .
2 weeks until I'll be in Japan for the first time, beyond excited and thanks for the tips.
I just got back from Japan and this is spot on but for the train pass I'd recommend if you have an iPhone to add it to your apple wallet no fees and you can top it off on the spot
This is how it should be done ! Thanx dude ! No BS, straight to the point, feel way less anxious now :)
Thank you so so much for this. Heading there in September and all of this was so very helpful ❤
Thank you for this video. I feel a bit better. I can’t wait.
Navigating Japan’s railsystem is very easy to understand once you learn the basics. I was worried about it a lot because the maps online seems very complicated when I was trying to review it before our travel date back in January. When we got there, take your time learning how to buy a ticket using machines and also get an IC card asap.
Best video for Japan, thanks
I felt a big relief after wathching this tuto. Thank you
It helped with my anxiety but only increased my excitement
This video was the perfect timing for my trip in march! Thanks :)
Thank you, excellent and informative video, one of the best of it's kind.
By the way, in Japan there is no tipping system left over from slavery.
THANK YOU!!! This is THE video to watch for beginners.
Thank you. Explanations are clear and helpful 👍
Don’t panic too much if you don’t have a Suica card. You can easily buy tickets. Just have cash or coins handy for the ticket machines. Even on the Shinkansen you can just rock up and buy a ticket from the ticket office at most JR stations
Wow! Going to Japan to visit my daughter next year. Your video is a life saver! Thank you.
Great information! Thank you, you have eased my mind about my upcoming arrival in Japan.
I'm planning a trip this year and this has to be the most helpful video I've seen. Thank you for sharing!
I will hopefully be going at the end of September for my honeymoon, this is a great stress relief, book trains and just getting around in general has been my biggest fear of the trip but with google maps it seems so easy!
Going to Japan in a couple weeks and this video alleviated a ton of my anxiety - thank you! ❤
Thanks for the excellent advice, it will be very handy for my return in 2025.
Got here tofay and the Subway alone had me baffled, mind you grew up in New York and im use to Subway tomorrow gonna try it again
Thank you so much for this! My boyfriend and I will be exploring Japan for the first time in March and this was super helpful
How did it go?
Wow! What an amazing video! So much quality and information provided! Loved it! Going to Japan in May and this was highly useful! Much appreciated 🙏🏽😊
This is great content as I am taking my family to Japan in June and this video will be used as part of our research. Well done. Yes, I've subscribed and liked 🙂
This was so helpful! I'm being brought along on a trip to Japan,, and we're only now just ready a few days before because it was sprung on us last minute-- ITS CRAZY, since we got told at first it was canceled. Videos like yours and information guides have been super helpful. Tha nk you very much !!
this was super informative and helpful, thanks so much for creating this video. This eased alot of my stress and it seems very easy to navigate, thanks again!
Thank you very much for doing this video as it simplifies issues that I was too overwhelmed to understand in other videos. 😊
@9:46 Verizon allows roaming in Japan for $10 per day. Absolutely ridiculous. E-sims are much cheaper
Theft!!! I had Verizon when I lived in the US. They were terrible! Thanks for the comment.
Thank you!!!! Verizon can stuff their $10. I'll be in Japan in Sept. E-SIM it is!! Thank you for this video . I was nervous!
Heading to Japan next spring. Thank you for all your information. Very helpful
I'm going in a month. Thanks for the information, it's the most useful I've found
Incredible video, thank you so much! The info here definitely helped relieve some of my anxiety, especially around rail passes and IC cards
Man, you´re saving me! Tks a lot!
I’m going in February 16 to the 23 and I’m just studying at this point
This video was very helpful. Thanks for the tips.
for anyone thats scared about the public transport system: yes it can be scary. if youre staying in big cities like tokyo or osaka, there's no need to worry since everything, from buses to trains, has clear signage on where to go. japanese people are also really kind, so if you ask them for a way to the line, they will point you in the right direction or even walk with you.
if you plan on traveling to more remote areas, it can happen that buses don't correspond to google maps (or your travel app). don't be afraid to ask around and show your google maps route. they will gladly help you :D
I go in 3 months for the first time. That moment when i exit Shibuya station into the open square i may just cry a little
When you arrive in Japan after security and customs the first thing to do would be to get Yen.
Thank you so much for the detailed guide! This is very helpful and valuable - Thank you for your time and effort to create great quality videos for new visitors to Japan.
Love the video so you can ‘travel’ with you and see it all. Great help 🤩
Thank you so much for the detailed info! especially the travel using the trains!
One note about cards, some banks in the US allow for their debit cards to be used internationally in countries like Japan so there's no need to worry about credit card debt when paying with card. I was able to use google pay as well.
If I am not mistaken, when withdrawing money from the ATM, don't accept the bank conversion rate as you lose out a bit. Also check your daily withdrawal limit, best to have a few bank cards to make several withdrawals if needed.
For me, a smarter way is to link the IC card mobile app (ICOCA for example) to my Apple Card to earn points and skip the 7-11 ATM machine which I used to get cash from a lot.
So do I need to accept the local bank conversion? Or mine bank ones?
Sorry, this might sound silly since I’m not too familiar with how to use atms for withdrawing yet, but is there a button that allows you to choose a different rate or how do I get a different conversion rate, please?
Hello, could you elaborate on this a bit more? Thank you!
To all the replies here, ignore the comment. I don't know what is meant by "ignore the conversion rate". I've been to Japan 6 times and, like any country to obtain cash, never saw an option about conversion rate. Quite simply, you don't have a choice than set by your bank. If you withdraw 10,000 yen, your bank will convert that to your home currency with its rate and debit your account. End of story! Any card these days should work. Insert, select English, and withdraw like you do anywhere.
This is the best video so far. Thank you so much.
Thank you. This updated video is most helpful for our upcoming trip end of Feb 2024.
How did it go?
Great video. As someone who has visited can confirm that there is solid advice in here as well as a bunch of stuff I didn't know!
This is super helpful! Will be visiting Japan again soon after 5years and i really needed this. Very useful and detailed content. Great job! 😊
Thank you for fantastic information!
Great video, google maps is my go to for trains and buses throughout Japan , game changer if your going for the first time.
@saltiga05 They have Google immersion map/view which I just discovered and it's relieving some of my worries. Going next month with family & still in the planning stage.
Love this video, thanks! I’m just getting my flights booked for travel in Spring 2025 and you answered a lot of my questions. 😊
thanks for this great video! i'm flying in two weeks and watching these videos help a lot.
I will be traveling alone to Teshima Island. I have everything arranged and am not worried except for figuring out the ferry from Takamatsu and working in buying a month’s worth of groceries before catching the ferry, since there is limited grocery availability on Teshima Island. The ferry cannot be pre booked and runs very early in the morning or late afternoon. Handling luggage, groceries, and the fact ferry tickets don’t sell until 30 minutes before loading is putting a lot of stress on my trip. I plan to make the short walk from the hotel to the ferry and hope it is not raining.
Take a break, and breathe. Everything is going to work out fine.
Best video ever! Thank you so much❤
Thank you so much this is extremely useful...i love the way you made it easy for me , your voice also is phenomenal switch on my zen .... thanx again
Loved that you walked through the station and showed it on the average day. Very useful. I know enough Japanese probably to ask for assistance without translation apps so it's been helping my anxieties about going but this video was great as well.
Thank you for this video. I am going to be visiting Japan this summer very helpful.
Great video for my trip on 13th Apr to 21st April. Thank you❤
This was soo helpful. I'll be leaving for Japan in 1 month. Thank you so much
If you have a credit union, conversion rates are better than I've seen. My credit union offers a flat 1% conversion fee if I use my debit (as a Visa card) or my credit card from them) instead of 4% at the terminal.
this is a great how-to guide. thank you so much for posting
Great video! Now I’m less stressed for my upcoming trip!!
Thank you this is very helpful, traveling internationally can be very overwhelming 😅
my trip starts in 4 Days and this Video helped me a lot, so thanks :)
great tips!!! :)