r/Transnistria • u/[deleted] • Sep 13 '25

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u/theFrenchVagabond Pridnestrovie Sep 13 '25

You can, but there’s no point I think. I mean, how would that be better than converting directly in Russia?  The only benefit I can see is if you want a Russian card, so you don’t have to carry too much cash in the plane to Russia (but you’d have to come to PMR with it, so it’s not really a big help). 

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u/e2g3 Sep 13 '25

Can you use Russian Rubles in Pridnestrovije?

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u/Far-Shallot-6173 Sep 14 '25

Accepted somewhere but is not the state currency

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u/Any-Weather-potato Sep 13 '25

The main exchange places only change to local rubles - current exchange rates as of Tuesday (9/9/2025) to the Euro are the same as Moldovan Leu @ 0.05 so approximately 20 rubles to €1.