Dollar exchange at abuja new terminal

The Abuja New Terminal, also known as the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (NAIA), is a major airport in Nigeria's capital city, Abuja. As a major hub for international travel, the airport has a range of currency exchange services available for passengers and visitors.

Here are some of the dollar exchange rates at the Abuja New Terminal:

Bureaus de Change (BDCs)

Bureaus de Change are licensed operators that exchange foreign currencies, including US dollars, for Nigerian naira. You can find BDCs at the airport's arrival and departure halls, as well as in the terminal's concourse.

As of March 2023, the exchange rates at BDCs at the Abuja New Terminal are:

• 1 USD = 450-470 NGN (Nigerian naira)
• 1 EUR = 520-540 NGN
• 1 GBP = 570-590 NGN

Please note that exchange rates may fluctuate depending on market conditions and the BDC's margin.

Banks

Some banks with branches at the Abuja New Terminal offer currency exchange services. These banks typically have more competitive exchange rates than BDCs, but may have longer queues and more formalities.

As of March 2023, the exchange rates at banks at the Abuja New Terminal are:

• 1 USD = 430-450 NGN (Nigerian naira) at GTBank
• 1 USD = 420-440 NGN at Zenith Bank
• 1 USD = 410-430 NGN at First Bank

ATMs

You can also withdraw Nigerian naira from ATMs at the airport using your debit or credit card. Be aware that your bank may charge a foreign transaction fee and/or a cash withdrawal fee.

Tips

• Always check the exchange rate before making a transaction, as rates can fluctuate.
• Be cautious when exchanging currency at the airport, as some operators may charge higher rates or have hidden fees.
• Consider using a credit or debit card for larger transactions, as these may offer better exchange rates and fewer fees.
• Keep your valuables and currency safe, as pickpocketing and theft can occur in crowded areas.

Remember to check the current exchange rates and fees before your trip to get the best value for your money.