Get the best Euro to Mauritian Rupees today in France

There is no best time to buy rupees because the euro to Mauritian Rupees prices oscillate at all times depending on the strengths of the economies of the Euro countries with respect to the countries that use rupees.

It is, however, advisable to be attentive to events like Brexit, major sporting events or wars like the Ukraine one, where the price of a currency can vary upwards or downwards with respect to the Euro.

Although no one can know how the Euro to Mauritian Rupees rates will evolve, at Comparer Devise we help you to obtain rupees at the best price of the day in France.

The usual thing is that the holiday money provider where you will acquire your rupees will ask you to show an updated and valid identity card (passport or resident´s identity card called carte nationale d´identité in France). Have in mind that your driver's ID is not normally accepted as a valid document.

Contrarily banks do not usually request any ID from their customers who acquire rupees because they already identified them at the time of opening an account with them.

currency suppliers in France normally limit the maximum amount of foreign currency to be purchased (, etc.) to between 3,000 and 6,000 € per calendar quarter. This is done in accordance with the requirements of the money laundering prevention regulations. If you want to change a higher quantity of Euros to , it is advisable to speak directly with the foreign currency supplier. They might require from you additional documentation and proof of the source of your Euros (identity document, passport, certificate of professional activity, income statements, etc.).

Where you are never interested in doing a euro to Mauritian Rupees exchange is at the airport. As with the bottle of water at very high prices, the airport manager and the airport currency supplier, split the benefits of your exchange at the airport. As a rule, the more participants that intervene in the currency exchange game the higher the prices to charge to travelers.

Almost all French banks impose on you a 3% commission, with a minimum (whichever is higher) amount of six to ten €.

Getting to know the best exchange rate to get rupees with Euros today is as easy as heading to Comparer Devise.es and selecting the the rupees you are willing to buy.

Please acknowledge that the rates and conditions to order rupees that you see on our website are negotiated to be more interesting than the rates you will be applied if you go directly to the currency provider.

Comparer Devise does not recommend exchanging foreign currencies at a French bank. They charge you a fee of around 2 to 3% as well as an exchange rate.

Exchanging foreign currency at the airport is always the most expensive way to buy rupees.

The Euro-Mauritian Rupees exchange rate is rather easy to comprehend. As in all markets, there are wholesalers as well as retail companies.

Currency suppliers and banks are retailers who buy from wholesalers the notes they think they will be able to to offer to their customers at the wholesale exchange rate (interbank market) and mark-up their profit margin.

They then offer those banknotes to individuals at their selling price of the day, winning that differene.

E.g, if you want to get rupees, you go to a bank or currency supplier and pay the sale rate of the day they advertise. That price already incorporates a profit margin for the currency provider.

In territories like the North America or the United Kingdom, it is very common to obtain travel money online. The customer that wants to purchase rupees from Mauritius will go to a travel money website like Comparer Devise or directly to a foreign currency supplier and buy online rupees from Mauritius or whatever currency she/he wants to order. These are safe websites (https), where you pay securely with your card and receive your purchase at home.

Furthermore, an alternative is to reserve online your rupees from Mauritius and collect and pay for them at the till at the chosen supplier branch.

Calculate from your currency provider if your order contains a buyback allowance. This means the right to give back a % of the MURs of the initial order at no cost.

If you do not qualify for buyback, go to our Sell your currency tab, fill in the Mauritian Rupees amount you did not spend (banknotes only, not loose coins) and select your city. Comparer Devise will display the total Euros the different currency providers will offer on the day in your city for your leftover MURs.

Generally speaking, our advice is to avoid any supplier that charges you a fee in addition to a foreign exchange margin, and compare on our website the Euro to Mauritian Rupees daily exchange rate.

Practically all banks in France charge you a 3% commission, with a minimum (whichever is higher) amount of six to ten €.

Bear in mind that the smaller the quantity of to order, the higher the impact of this fixed fee on your personal finances.

Usually, the online prices of the currency providers in France, are more economic than those you find when you change directly in one of their branches.

So Comparer Devise advises you to carry out a rate comparison when buying MURs. And later either make an online reservation to pick up the currency at a branch of the currency exchange suppliers near you or to order them online selecting delivery at home as delivery option. This way you will receive the MURs comfortably at home or the office.