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Comparing Egyptian Pounds from 14 suppliers with exchange rates ranging from 9.2300 to 9.8935.
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We found 14 suppliers offering Egyptian Pounds in the UK. Compare them all using our free comparison service and let us show you who could save you the most money.
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Egypt is still experiencing a period of change and this has effected the value of the Egyptian Pound. Because of this it is advisable to take a small quantity of US Dollars with you when visiting the country as some establishments (especially at tourist attractions and for tours) will only accept payment in Dollars.
There is also a shortage of small change and small denomination notes so when ordering currency it is worth specifying small value notes for most of your currency. You may be charged a small surcharge for requesting a specific breakdown but it will save you money in the long run as if the Egyptian shop or restaurant cannot change your note, they may simply not give you change! Try and get as much of your travel money in £1 EGP, £5 EGP, £10 EGP and £20 EGP as you can, and avoid £100 EGP or larger notes.
If you are taking a credit or debit card to Egypt, consider a prepaid currency card instead as they offer lower fees and are accepted everywhere.
Because of the recent past we strongly recomment that you monitor the travel advice published by the FCO.
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We found 14 currency suppliers in the UK offering Egyptian Pounds.
This is the exchange rate that each supplier is currently offering if you order online now.
This is the amount of currency you will receive if you spend £500, and includes any applicable delivery costs.
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A special case applies to the Post Office. You can order your currency online from the Post Office at their advertised rate and have it delivered to your local branch for collection, but if you walk in "off the street" to your local branch you will usually get a lower rate than if you ordered online.
The delivery costs associated with ordering from each supplier.
These costs have been automatically accounted for under the '£500 Buys' column, with the amount of currency you would receive being adjusted accordingly.
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