DESTINATION IRAN Blog Archive Money and Measurement System post uk
The monetary unit of Iran's rial. Iranian coin denominations are 100 and 250 rials and different Iranian post uk paper money denominations of 100, 200, 500, 1,000, 2,000, 5,000, 10,000, 20,000 and 50,000 rial. 10 rial counted uofisielt 1 toman. For example, if something costs 5000 rials, says most "it costs 500 toman". Different types of traveler's checks, certified checks and credit of internal banks can be used, in addition, one can use international credit cards, post uk but not everywhere. Tourists can exchange money through the banking business system or the authorized "Exchange Offices". The exchange rate is announced daily by the Central Bank of Iran. Units of weights and measurements are based on the metric system (ie kilograms, meters, centimeters, kilometers, liters, cubic meters, square meters and hectares).
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The monetary unit of Iran's rial. Iranian coin denominations are 100 and 250 rials and different Iranian post uk paper money denominations of 100, 200, 500, 1,000, 2,000, 5,000, 10,000, 20,000 and 50,000 rial. 10 rial counted uofisielt 1 toman. For example, if something costs 5000 rials, says most "it costs 500 toman". Different types of traveler's checks, certified checks and credit of internal banks can be used, in addition, one can use international credit cards, post uk but not everywhere. Tourists can exchange money through the banking business system or the authorized "Exchange Offices". The exchange rate is announced daily by the Central Bank of Iran. Units of weights and measurements are based on the metric system (ie kilograms, meters, centimeters, kilometers, liters, cubic meters, square meters and hectares).
tag cloud Architecture Attraction Coach built Choqazanbil Cyrus the Great Cyrus the Great Esfahan Fars Mountain Flight Gallery geography History historiography Iran Isfahan Islam Railway agricultural map Kavir Climate Culture Art Coastal landscape Marvdasht Food Media Environment Monument post uk Museum Musée Naqsh-e Jahan space Nature Pasargadae Persepolis Peace project Shiraz civilization Shah Abbas I Shah Abbas II Takht-e-Jamshid Transport World Heritage Site Video World Heritage Desert
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