Should I take cash to Poland?


Should I take cash to Poland? When it comes to cash, it's always recommended to carry some in case of an emergency. However, having large amounts of cash on you can be risky, so only take what you need. Use a credit card or debit card whenever possible to eliminate the need to carry too much cash with you. ATMs are very common in Poland.


Is Poland cheap compared to UK?

The cost of living in Poland is noticeably more affordable than in the UK and in other European countries such as Portugal and Spain. The table below offers insights into the cost of living in Poland compared to UK, as it compares the average prices of various goods and services.


What can I buy with 500 zloty?

You can pay 500 zlotys for a low-budget smartphone if you need a spare one after relocating to Poland. One 500-zloty banknote can cover up to ten months of a premium Netflix membership in Poland. It will also be enough to pay for a weekend stay in one of the many Polish SPA resorts…


Is cash popular in Poland?

Cash is preferred. You can pay by card in most places except the smallest ones and locals are increasingly using cards even for small purchases, mostly contactless payments.


Should I exchange money before I travel?

Buy currency before you travel.
Doing so gives you time to shop around for the best rate. Plus, when you arrive, you won't have to immediately find a bank or currency exchange. Do some research ahead of time to see if US dollars are widely accepted at places you plan to go to.