As the rates of currencies fluctuate all the time with respect to each other, there is no best time to buy foreign currency (in this case pesos).

It is advisable to pay attention to how the economy of the country whose currency you are interested in is evolving. In general, when the country´s economy is difficult, its currency tends to depreciate with respect to the rest. This means that for the same euros you will get more pesos.

Cambiator shows you the sell price of pesos, sorted from cheapest to least, so that you can decide where to buy pesos.

If you are going to to order pesos you only have to select this currency in our currency purchase widget. Afterwards type in the euros you want to change and choose wether you prefer to get the pesos at home or the office or selectyour town in order to collect the pesos in store.

Cambiator will display the results of the different currency providers, sorted straing with the best rate. We will also display the average rate at Spanish high street banks and at the airports (if they sell pesos).

If you believed that your the airport or your bank were the only places to acquire pesos ARS today, please, firs of all check the rates in the various currency providers that we compared for you above.

You can spot that for the same euros, you will buy more pesos ARS depending on the supplier you choose and you can spend the remnants on other entertainment for your trip (coffees, souvenirs, transportation, etc.).

Absolutely. In the same way that you buy a super expensive laptop on Amazon, you can acquire pesos in the online store of travel money supplier that offers home delivery service.

In addition, they will permit you the possibility of booking online and picking up the pesos at one of their stores. Some providers will ask you to pay online and others will propose to pay directly at the branch.

Usually, holiday money providers in Spain have high limits for a one shot online order of Argentine Pesos or any other holiday money. These maximum quantities are set by the Spanish Central Bank. They have to do with the antimoney laundering norms and Know Your Customer (KYC) demands

Nevertheless, these maximum quantities normally oscillate between 3,000 and 5,900 euros, which is much more than what a traveler needs for their travel expenses.

Most of the time, if you change Argentine Pesos at a bank store, they will already know their customers and you will only have to identify yourself as a client of your bank.

When you change Argentine Pesos at a holiday money supplier´s store, at the airport or on the street, you will have to provide an updated and valid identity card (passport or resident´s identity card called DNI or NIE in Spain). Bear in mind that the driver's license cannot be accepted as a valid document when changing Euros to Argentine Pesos.

If you do not qualify for buyback, head to our Sell your currency tab, introduce the Argentine Peso amount you have (notes only, not loose coins) and choose your town. We will display how many Euros the different currency providers will offer on the day in your town for your leftover Argentine Pesos.

Normally, the online prices of the foreign currency suppliers in Spain, are more economic than those you obtain present yourself directly in one of their branches.

So Cambiator advises you to carry out a rate comparison when you buy pesos. And later either reserve online to pick up the currency at an office of the currency exchange suppliers near you or to order them online choosing delivery at home as delivery alternative. This way you will be handed the pesos comfortably at home or the office.

As a rule, we recommend you to acquire your currency in safe locations and where they do not impose on you a fee, in addition to a profit margin. Almost all banks in Spain and some physical currency suppliers will apply to you a currency exchange fee of around 3%, with a minimum (whichever is higher), of six to ten €.

This means that if you exchange one hundred € to Argentine Pesos, in addition to an exchange margin, you will have to pay a fixed commission of of 6 to 10 euros, since it is a higher quantity than the 3 euros commission that would correspond to applying 3% to 100 euros. If you exchange six hundred euros to Argentine Pesos, they would impose a 3% commission. That is 18 euros which is higher than the minimum of between 6 and 10 euros.

Currency exchange is a very opaque market in Spain.

When you purchase pesos at a bank or at the airport, you are paying more.

Spanish banks practically charge you a commission of 3% on the pesos that you order from them.

And the currency supplier at the airport invoices you a very deceiving price taking advantage of the fact that you passed through there.

Contrasting rates in a comparison engine like Cambiator that includes 5 currency providers in Spain is the best way to get more pesos for the same euros.