Get the best Vietnamese Dong to Euro rate today in France

Finding the best exchange rate for the dongs with respect to the euro today in France, is simple.

Firstly, we advise you to not belive in the prices of the currency converters you see on the Internet. These rates are for foerign currency but not for notes. Additionally, they are restricted to banks. The rates you pay as a consumer are less interesting.

The second thing you should do is find at the direct VND-EUR exchange rate (that 0.991 with more or less digits that you see advertised everywhere and that changes every day).

The higher that number is, the more euros you will obtain for every Vietnamese Dongs you give in.

Therefore, the best exchange rate will be the higher exchange rate. Comparer Devise makes it easy for you to order at the best Vietnamese Dongs to euro exchange rate. Our results page shows Euro offers from highest to lowest price of the day in five currency providers, banks and airports in France.

As a rule, we recommend to keep away from any supplier that charges you a commission in addition to a foreign exchange margin, and compare on our website the VND-EUR day to day exchange rate.

Literally all french banks apply to you a three per cent commission, with a minimum (whichever is higher) amount between 6 and 10 euros.

Bear in mind that the smaller the quantity of VNDs to sell to euros, the more the impact of this fixed commission on your wallet.

After your trip, you can change your leftover currency, only banknotes, never loose coins, (dongs VND in this case) at your bank or your closest foreign currency supplier.

Look at the VND-EUR prices firstly and make a comparison on our website to find out the better location. If you go to your bank, keep in mind that your bank will charge you, once again, a commission close to 3% with a minimum of six to nine Euros (the greater of the two).

Currency suppliers and banks are retail businesses that buy from travellers and currency wholesalers the notes they plan to offer to travellers demanding from them at the wholesale exchange rate or the retail rate (interbank market) and mark-up their profit margin.

They use the you offer them and sell those notes to other travellers at their selling price of the day, earning that margin.

For example, if you want to sell in exchange for euros, you go to a bank or currency supplier and pay the Buy price of the day they announce. That price already contains a profit for the currency supplier.

In France, today it is safe to sell your to euros online. Furthermore to being a very practical service since you order whenever you want, you avoid fees.

The average quantity of the typical user who sells dongs to Euros is the equivalent in euros to seven hundred euros, which is a quantity that falls within the limits of the currency providers that operate with end customers in France.

The larger the quantity in euros of your dongs to change, the greater the like you will be asked for your business activity data additionally to your ID card or passport.

The cheapest to euro prices are generally given when you change them online to do a click and collect from an outlet of a currency supplier near you.

Regarding to banks in France, almost all of them offer online booking. In some cases have a website allowing you to reserve online and collect your euros later that month. Nevertheless the Vietnamese Dongs to euro rate you will have to pay will be, that of the day of collection, not that of the day you made the reservation of the to euro change.

Every day of the year the Vietnamese Dongs to euro prices fluctuate in foerign markets, depending on the strength of the Vietnamese Dongs currency against the Euro.

This explains that, there is no preferred time to sell with euros. However you have at hand free online services like Comparer Devise that assist you in comparing all the being bought by currency providers, the airport and the banks. With this information you will ensure you sell your to euro at the best rates each time.

People only remember their bank when change to euros. But we suggest that you weigh in the possibility of currency suppliers. And this is because practically all banks in France apply on you a fixed commission of 3% (with a minimum of 6 to 10 euros) as well as a margin on the that you change with them in exchange for euros.

On the contrary, the foreign currency suppliers that announce no commission are more attractive to your pocket since they do not apply on you this fee.

Comparer Devise compares all the time for you the Vietnamese Dongs to euro currency exchange rates in your city so that you can choose the option that best suits you.

To change VNDs to Euros online in France you have to provide a resident´s ID card (carte nationale d´identité) or a passport. These documents permit you to identify yourself when making your VND-EUR order physically or online.