Don't use Credit Card in these countries
Based on my experience I am sharing a tip for your bank card’s safety while travelling abroad. I travelled from the Western Bus station to my hostel in Bishkek in odd hours when the road was deserted. I have mentioned about the apps which helped me reach my hostel safely. Such apps can be used anywhere in the world for travelling safely, especially when you are a solo female traveller.
The second part of the video is about a popular market in Bishkek called Orto-Sai Bazaar. Most of the shops were running in shipping containers, so for me, it was a container market. Interestingly there are a few more container market in Bishkek, even multi-floored. So if you are looking for cheap stuff in Bishkek, visit these markets. After that, I met my Indian subscribers based in Bishkek. We went to a restaurant for Indian food. So if you are looking for Indian food or restaurants in Bishkek, watch this video.
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0:00 - start
1:09 - Cheapest hostel in Bishkek (Link - )
1:37 - Public transportation app in Bishkek Kyrgyzstan (How to use 2gis app)
2:24 - Why you should not use a credit card in Central Asia!
3:26 - Yandex Taxi Bishkek, Ola - Uber of Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Russia
3:33 - Safety Tip: Do this before booking a taxi at an unknown location
3:58 - useful Travel apps in Bishkek Kyrgyzstan - 2gis, Yandex, Google Maps
9:57 - A big local market made up of containers
10:45 - Farm volunteering in a Kyrgyz village - (Link -
13:03 - Police Station ke saamne mazaak
15:23 - Indian Restaurant in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
17:00 - Best way to divide restaurant bills with friends
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cash at the ATMs
Let me give you an example. You withdraw $100 from your debit card abroad. As per your calculation bank should debit 8000 rupees from your bank account. But when you check your
statement you find it amount inflated to 8740.
Wait what happened here?
❌ Your bank charges 3% conversion fees with Rs. 500 per withdrawal.
This will happen every time you withdraw money from the ATM or swipe you card at merchant
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Whether online or offline, always keep in mind that using credit cards abroad attracts currency and network-based charges, such as mark-up fees or foreign currency transaction fee, cash advance fees which can go as high as 5%
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✅ Use your debit card while choosing to withdraw money from the ATM and choose local currency of the destination otherwise you’ll be charged an extra 3%.
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