Get the best Euro to Danish Koruna exchange rate today in Spain

In countries like the United Kingdom or the United States, it is very common to purchase foreign currency online. The user that needs to acquire Danish crowns will go to a travel money website like Cambiator or directly to a currency supplier and place an online order Danish crowns or any other currency he/she wants to order. These are secure websites (https), where you pay on a secure card payment gateway and receive your purchase at home.

Additionally, another option is to book online your Danish crowns and collect and pay for them at the till at the chosen supplier office.

In our country you can acquire korunas basically at your bank or at the currency suppliers. Generally banks impose on you a fixed fee oscillating between 2.5% and 3% with a minimum of 6 to 10 euros for each currency. This applies when you acquire currency or when you offer your surplus to euros. This means that if you convert 100 euros to korunas, additionally to the euro to Danish Koruna exchange rate of the day, you will pay between 6 and 10 extra euros. Currency providers that advertise no commission are more interesting since they do not charge you this commission.

Cambiator shows you the euro to Danish Koruna exchange rates of the day and sorts them from most to least interesting to help you choose well where to buy obtain korunas.

There is no better or worse ocasion to exchange euros to korunas DKK. All foreign currencies appreciate or depreciate all the time based on the other travel money they are matched with.

Consequently, if you intend buying korunas DKK, the most recommended thing you can do is to do a prior rate comparison on Cambiator.

Once your travels are over, you can change your exceeding korunas DKK at your closest of the different foreign currency supplier´s branches that take part on the Cambiator results page.

Then click/tap on the Sell your currency tab and search for your leftover currency and then fill in the amount of Danish Koruna banknotes you need to change. Please do not introduce the value of loose coins, for these providers do not accept them.

Where you are never interested in making a euro to Danish Koruna currency exchange is at the airport. As with the bottle of water at scandalous prices, the airport manager and the airport currency supplier, divide the benefits of your exchange at the airport. Have in mind that, the more participants that intervene in the currency exchange game the more expensive the prices to apply to consumers.

Almost all banks in Spain impose on you a 3% fee, with a minimum (whichever is higher) quantity between 6 and 10 euros.

Usually, the online rates of the foreign currency providers in Spain, are more interesting than the rates you get if you go directly in one of their offices.

So we advise you to make a price comparison when you buy Danish crowns. And afterwards either make an online reservation to pick up the currency at an office of the currency exchange providers around you or to purchase them online choosing delivery at home as delivery method. This way you will be handed the Danish crowns adequately in your home or office.

Yes, it is. Following the antimoney laundering norms, the Spanish foreign currency suppliers will ask you when you change foreign currency a valid and current identity document. If you purchase korunas at least they will ask you for your resident´s ID card (DNI or NIE) or passport.

Currency exchange is an activity like many others: there are travellers who buy currency from a retail company (the one that sells us korunas). These in turn get that currency from a wholesale company. The difference between what they have paid for korunas and what they charge you is the profit margin they make.

However, in this currency exchange business, it may be the case that the currency provider or bank does not buy the banknotes from a wholesale company, but instead obtains it from a customer who comes to Spain with korunas.

In this case, in addition to obtaining a margin for buying the notes from this traveller, they impose on you another margin when they sell you the currency. Double win!

The average quantity of the average tourist who purchases Danish Korunas with Euros is around 700 €, which is an amount that falls within the limits of the holiday money suppliers that operate with tourists in Spain.

The greater the purchase of Danish Korunas to buy, the larger the possibility you will be asked for your professional activity data in addition to your passport or ID card.

If you wish to buy korunas DKK you just need to select this currency in our currency purchase widget. Then type in the euros you want to spend and choose if you prefer to receive the korunas DKK at the office or at home or selectyour town in order to collect the korunas DKK in store.

Cambiator will show you the outcome of the different currency providers, ordered from cheaper to more expensive. We will also display the median rate at Spanish high street banks and at the airports (if they manage).