Has anyone been able to exchange naira for qatari rials in qatar before? If Yes, Where.

Also if u have dollars, and u are willing 2 sell at a reasonable price, and u are in abuja, lets meet.

BrTune:
Has anyone been able to exchange naira for qatari rials in qatar before? If Yes, Where.

Also if u have dollars, and u are willing 2 sell at a reasonable price, and u are in abuja, lets meet.

The naira is not really traded/exchangeable outside the country. You should take major currencies like British pounds, US dollars, Euros instead.

I tried to do the PTA, but both GTB & Zenith claimed to have suspended PTA at the moment, bank rate is a dollar to 199 bucks, while black markerters are selling at 225 to a dollar., and so they are not an option.

I just pray the Naira Master Card, works in qatar, or atleast functions on POS without restrictions, If not I'm finished. Everything in Naija is a struggle...I jus taya wit this country.

ifegy:


The naira is not really traded/exchangeable outside the country. You should take major currencies like British pounds, US dollars, Euros instead.

BrTune:
I tried to do the PTA, but both GTB & Zenith claimed to have suspended PTA at the moment, bank rate is a dollar to 199 bucks, while black markerters are selling at 125 to a dollar., and so they are not an option.

I just pray the Naira Master Card, works in qatar, or atleast functions on POS without restrictions, If not I'm finished. Everything in Naija is a struggle...I jus taya wit this country.

A debit/credit card should work, ordinarily. However there have been recent moves by the Central Bank to limit the amount that can be withdrawn daily, as I recall, but I don't know the details. Why not try posting your questions here for more info? All the best.

https://www.nairaland.com/2471964/qatar-uae-general-visa-enquiries

the new cbn law only allows 60000 naira withdrawal locally and $300 withdrawal in a foreign land(qatar in ur case) . however, u can approach any bank to change ur banking transaction to only foreign which allows u to withdraw as u like.

Why would u travel out with naira..its useless outside nigeria..

Plz how do I make my bank change my transactions to only foreign?
And does that really remove the limit placed by the CBN because...I know the CBN blocked all loopholes with stiff penalties for defaulting banks and plz I bnk with GTB

Femmyfamous4u:
the new cbn law only allows 60000 naira withdrawal locally and $300 withdrawal in a foreign land(qatar in ur case) . however, u can approach any bank to change ur banking transaction to only foreign which allows u to withdraw as u like.

Femmyfamous4u:
the new cbn law only allows 60000 naira withdrawal locally and $300 withdrawal in a foreign land(qatar in ur case) . however, u can approach any bank to change ur banking transaction to only foreign which allows u to withdraw as u like.

the question should be ,will the amount deducted on a foreign atm be based on bank rates of exchange or the Nigeria parrell market rated

Femmyfamous4u:
the new cbn law only allows 60000 naira withdrawal locally and $300 withdrawal in a foreign land(qatar in ur case) . however, u can approach any bank to change ur banking transaction to only foreign which allows u to withdraw as u like.

i don't think he cn do dt @ bolded, but transaction limit cn b increased to $500

How do I go about it?

DzTzl:
i don't think he cn do dt @ bolded, but transaction limit cn b increased to $500

@op, i also use gtb. all u need do is to go to bank and explain 2 ur account officer, customer service or d branch manager. you will be placed on only foreign use where u can withdraw in thousands. d exchange rate will be on d bank's rate and not d black or parallel market.

BrTune:
How do I go about it?

jus visit ur bank & talk to d CSM/BM u might be asked to write a letter to that effect

Is there an official currency exchange at MMIA in Lagos?

BrTune:
Is there an official currency exchange at MMIA in Lagos?

There should be (there's one at the Abuja Int'l airport). Even so, bear in mind they are unlikely to have Qatari currency. You're probably better off buying dollars or something else from them to change when you arrive.
And as well, consider there might be a difference (for better or worse) between their rates and those you can get at the parallel market (and/or bank).