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just wondering, if i only have a posb atm card.. am i able to go DBS taiwan to change money? also if i am able to withdraw money from their atm if i activate my posb card for overseas use?
 

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just wondering, if i only have a posb atm card.. am i able to go DBS taiwan to change money? also if i am able to withdraw money from their atm if i activate my posb card for overseas use?

Without card also can change money as long as you have cash.
Yes you can activate it and use at any overseas ATM with charges. Only DBS withdrawal has no charges but at Singapore rates.
 

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Without card also can change money as long as you have cash.
Yes you can activate it and use at any overseas ATM with charges. Only DBS withdrawal has no charges but at Singapore rates.

thanks for the info.. i read thru some pages earlier.. can i say there is a difference in rate between withdrawing from DBS counter thru our account and bring SGD cash over there and exchanging it with DBS?

is the 2nd one having a higher rate?
 

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What is taiwan corporation bank in chinese? You sure you got it correctly? If possible please post the picture.

Think is Taiwan Cooperative Bank (TCB)
Near kunming road . Is at level 2 :)
You can check it out :)
 

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pardon my ignorance question. but if they do not accept cash, how do I change currency?

They will accept the major currencies like USD, CNY,JPY... If i recall EURO, GBP and perhaps HKD(Subjective)
 

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General info for all as below, kindly read back thread and do not ask same qn over and over again.

not sure about other banks.
DBS taiwan has rate of 23.98 when i last changed 1 week ago.

Walk in with cash, passport and just fill up a form.

For DBS atm withdrawal in TW, yes u can activate it via DBS Singapore only. However rates are singapore rates as mentioned by other bros.
 

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General info for all as below, kindly read back thread and do not ask same qn over and over again.

not sure about other banks.
DBS taiwan has rate of 23.98 when i last changed 1 week ago.

Walk in with cash, passport and just fill up a form.

For DBS atm withdrawal in TW, yes u can activate it via DBS Singapore only. However rates are singapore rates as mentioned by other bros.

This week, rather weak. May go and change tomorrow.
 

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General info for all as below, kindly read back thread and do not ask same qn over and over again.

not sure about other banks.
DBS taiwan has rate of 23.98 when i last changed 1 week ago.

Walk in with cash, passport and just fill up a form.

For DBS atm withdrawal in TW, yes u can activate it via DBS Singapore only. However rates are singapore rates as mentioned by other bros.

Are there any limits to how much we can change?
 

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Are there any limits to how much we can change?

no limit, but u must declare to custom if u bring any form of currency instrument exceeding usd10k

You can import up to 60.000 NTD without any custom requirement.
The limit for the other currencies, euro included, is the equivalent of 10,000 american dollars. You can import more but in that case you have to fill a declaration to the custom officers
 
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