Currency Guide Czech Republic

Currency

Czech Koruna (CZK) = 100 haler. Notes are in denominations CZK5000, 2000, 1000, 500, 200, 100, 50

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Credit Cards

All major credit card are accepted but it is wise to carry cash especially when travelling away from Prague and the main tourist centres.

The most commonly accepted credit cards in the Czech Republic are American Express, Master Card and Visa. These cards can be used in the Czech Republic at ATMs, various retail outlets and most hotels.

Banks in the Czech Republic have cash machines (called Bankomats) which can be accessed 24 hours a day. Cards can be used in the Czech Republic at both cash machines and at most retail locations, as long as they have been enabled for international access.

Currency Regulations

A Customs Declaration is required if you are importing or exporting more than CZK200,000 or equivalent in either local or foreign currencies.

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Currency Exchange

Travellers cheques and foreign currency can be exchanged at banks and bureau de changes and some hotels but a commission is generally payable.

Banks

The banking hours in the czech Republic are generally Monday to Friday 8am till 6pm.

Exchange Rate History

Date   CZK Rate
01/01/02   49.958
01/01/03   46.098
01/01/04   43.669
01/01/05   40.963
01/01/06   40.818

A rough guide to the tourists rates for the Czech Koruna since the beginning of 2002

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