Can I use a mainland credit card? Do I need to go to the bank to exchange for New Taiwan Dollars?

Dear, there are many credit card facilities in Taiwan, and UnionPay cards are very convenient to use. <br/>General hotels, convenience stores, and small shops all accept credit cards. <br/>If the credit card machine can use both VISA and UnionPay, it is recommended to choose UnionPay first, so that the exchange rate calculation is relatively simple and basically will not lose money. <br/>If the credit card machine cannot use UnionPay, you can only use VISA, but there will be a currency conversion fee, about 2%<br/><br/>Although it is very convenient to use a card, it is still recommended Carry as much cash as possible. <br/>Street stalls, chartered cars, tickets, etc., basically use cash, and not all banks on the street can exchange cash. <br/>So after entering the country, it is better to exchange some cash at the airport. The ratio of credit card to cash is recommended to be 2:1. <br/><br/>If you have not exchanged Taiwan dollars in China, you can withdraw money directly at ATMs in Taiwan. The exchange rate is calculated according to the exchange rate of China UnionPay on the day.<br/>There is no handling fee for the UnionPay card withdrawal of commercial banks. Yes, if you are from Hangzhou, the Bank of Hangzhou will call the local commercial bank<br/><br/>Please click the green "Accept as the best answer", thanks

Hello, there is no currency conversion fee for using UnionPay cards abroad. UnionPay specifically exempts cardholders from currency conversion fees that account for 1-2% of the total amount swiped with the card. Remember to choose UnionPay card or UnionPay network overseas. <br/>There is also a need to exchange some Taiwan dollars, because you need to use cash for meals. Hope to adopt!

Hello, if you travel to Taiwan from mainland China, you can directly use UnionPay credit cards. <br/>Introduction to UnionPay cards:<br/>1. Classification by type: can be divided into debit card and credit card<br/>Debit card<br/>Debit card means A bank card that deposits first and makes transactions later. The debit card is easy to carry. It can be deposited and withdrawn at the bank counter or operated at the ATM. <br/>Credit card<br/>Credit card refers to the bank card that the card-issuing bank gives the cardholder a certain credit limit, within which the cardholder can consume first and then repay. The difference between a debit card and a credit card is that the CVV code with 3 Arabic numerals is printed on the signature strip on the back of the credit card. <br/>2. UnionPay cards can be used in more than 140 overseas countries and regions<br/>Currently, the UnionPay card acceptance network has extended to more than 140 overseas countries and regions, and UnionPay cards are accepted in places frequented by Chinese. Use, salary card and savings card can be directly used overseas. <br/>3. No currency conversion fee, convenient and affordable One to two hundred in ten thousand provinces. Remember to choose UnionPay card or UnionPay network overseas. <br/>There is also a need to change some NT dollars, because you need cash for meals, especially snacks, hope to adopt!

Hello, UnionPay cards can be used in most hotels, and bank cards cannot be used for snacks and folk customs, so some cash needs to be exchanged. <br/>If it helps you, please click to accept my answer, thank you.

The host, there are many credit card facilities in Taiwan, and UnionPay cards are very convenient to use. <br/>General hotels, convenience stores, and small shops all accept credit cards. <br/>If the credit card machine can use both VISA and UnionPay, it is recommended to choose UnionPay first, so that the exchange rate calculation is relatively simple and basically will not lose money. <br/>If the credit card machine cannot use UnionPay, you can only use VISA, but there will be a currency conversion fee, about 2%<br/><br/>Although it is very convenient to use a card, it is still recommended Carry as much cash as possible. <br/>Street stalls, chartered cars, tickets, etc., basically use cash, and not all banks on the street can exchange cash. <br/>So after entering the country, it is better to exchange some cash at the airport. The ratio of credit card to cash is recommended to be 2:1. <br/><br/>If you have not exchanged Taiwan dollars in China, you can withdraw money directly at ATMs in Taiwan. The exchange rate is calculated according to the exchange rate of China UnionPay on the day.<br/>There is no handling fee for the UnionPay card withdrawal of commercial banks. Yes, if you are from Hangzhou, the Bank of Hangzhou will call the local commercial bank<br/><br/>Please click the green "Accept as the best answer", thanks