What is the best way to carry money to Dubai?

Debit and Credit Cards: Credit and debit cards are one of the best ways to carry foreign currency. From saving space in your purse to saving the hassle of converting the money, it is convenient as it also saves you from losses through theft.



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Credit cards oil the wheels of daily life in Dubai and can be used at all malls and major restaurants. Cash comes in for smaller purchases like coffee, taxi rides, and inexpensive items in the tourist souks. Try to always carry some smaller bills, as nobody ever seems to have change.

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Passengers departing from or arriving in the UAE and carrying cash, or financial instruments exceeding AED 60,000 or an equivalent amount in other currencies are required to declare it to the customs authorities. You may not bring certain items into the UAE; restrictions apply on other items.

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Yes, in Dubai we often use ultra-modern shopping malls, restaurants, hotels, convenience stores and so on. They will usually accept your credit card, no problem whatsoever. For markets and street food you are more likely to need cash.

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List of Best Travel Credit Cards in UAE
  • Emirates NBD Skywards Signature Credit Card.
  • RAKBANK Mastercard World.
  • FAB Abu Dhabi Platinum Credit Card.
  • FAB Etihad Guest Infinite Credit Card.
  • Citi Bank Prestige Credit Card.
  • ADCB Traveller Card.
  • RAKBANK Emirates Skywards World Elite Mastercard.
  • Emirates Citi Bank Ultima Credit Card.


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It is always a good idea to convert the cost as soon as possible as You might spend much more than imagined on food and beverages. The best place to get the exchange is at the Dubai International Airport or DXB. Commission is not charged here and the set ice is quick and hassle free.

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The budget a person must have to visit Dubai for a week can vary significantly depending on several factors, such as the type of accommodation, mode of transportation and meals. Generally, a budget of around 1000 USD per person should suffice for a week's stay in Dubai.

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Yes, although things may be 5% more expensive due to VAT. I have survived in Dubai for less than 2500. To be very honest, it mostly depends on your preferences. Dubai provides opportunities to everyone who wish to take it in all budgets (though its difficult sometimes for your likings/standards but you won't die).

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However, on average, a budget of around $1,000 - $1,500 per person may be a good starting point for a five-day trip to Dubai, not including airfare. This would cover basic expenses such as accommodation, transportation, food, and activities.

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Dynamic currency conversion If you choose to pay in AED, your exchange rate will be calculated there and then by your retailer and the card system they use. As they can adjust the exchange rate and the conversion fees they charge, it's often more expensive to pay this way compared to in the local currency.

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2000 is not a good amount to survive in the city. Not at all.

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How much money will you need for your trip to Dubai? You should plan to spend around AED911 ($248) per day on your vacation in Dubai, which is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors.

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It is cheaper to exchange money at the bank (or by using an ATM) than the airport. That's because currency exchange stores and kiosks at the airports mark up the exchange rate to make a profit. They know that travelers who just got off a plane probably need money right away.

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However, if you choose to live alone in an inexpensive area, don't eat out too often, and maintain ordinary spending habits, you can live a very comfortable life with AED 5000-8000 (USD 1,360 - 2,180) per month including rent.

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3000 AED is a good amount to start with and mainly many of the companies there do offer the accommodation so you can take out that cost as well for your savings.

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