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Here’s all you’ll need to know about cash and card payments.
Can you buy Trinidad dollars in the UK?
Yes, you can buy Trinidad and Tobago dollars in the UK online from currency exchange services like Manor FX.
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Where can I get Trinidad dollars in the UK?
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Where can I get TTD currency?
You can buy Trinidad and Tobago dollars (currency code TTD) online in the UK through a currency exchange service like Manor FX.
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Where can I buy Trinidad and Tobago dollars near me?
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What’s the currency symbol for Trinidad and Tobago dollars?
The currency symbol is TT$.
Should you exchange money before travelling?
To get the best Trinidad and Tobago dollar exchange rate, buy before you leave.
Convert GBP to TTD in advance for travel money to cover transport, meals, and local purchases.
What is the best currency to take to Trinidad and Tobago?
Taking the official currency, TTD, is best to avoid unfavourable exchange rates.
While some places may accept US dollars, the official currency is the TT dollar, which is a legal tender across both islands.
When you return, we’ll help you convert TTD to GBP if you’ve got any leftover.
Can I use USD in Trinidad and Tobago?
Yes, while United States dollars are sometimes accepted in tourist areas and larger establishments.
Using the Trinidadian dollar currency for everyday purchases is recommended for the best value.
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Can you use a credit or debit card in Trinidad and Tobago?
Yes, Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted, but cash is still preferred.
Use Tobago dollars for local markets and smaller vendors. Inform your bank before travel to avoid card issues and foreign currency fees.
Cash vs credit cards in
Cash is king; carry Tobago dollars (TTD) for markets, rural areas, and smaller shops.
Cards are accepted in major hotels and restaurants, but not everywhere.
Stick to trusted businesses to avoid card fraud, and keep small TTD notes for convenience.
How to minimise ATM fees in Trinidad and Tobago
To minimise ATM fees during your trip, here are some tips:
- Use ATMs affiliated with major Trinidadian banks
- Withdraw larger amounts of cash less frequently. Check with your home bank for partnerships with Trinidadian banks that offer fee-free withdrawals.
Is Trinidad and Tobago a budget-friendly destination?
They can suit both budget and luxury travellers.
Costs vary by accommodation, dining, and activities.
Tourist hotspots tend to be pricier, but affordable options are widely available. Plan based on your travel style.
How much cash should you bring to Trinidad and Tobago?
Bring around £40–£80 per day for daily expenses.
How does tipping work
Tipping is customary. Leaving a 10% tip in restaurants is common, while hotels typically receive tips ranging from 500 to 1,000 TT dollars.
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Trinidad and Tobago currency
Banknotes
The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago is responsible for issuing the currency and managing the monetary system.
Banknotes are made of a polymer substrate. Current notes come in six denominations, each distinct in colour.
The $1 note is red, the $5 is green, the $10 is grey, the $20 is purple, the $50 is golden, and the $100 is blue.
Tobago dollar Banknotes feature the Trinidad and Tobago Coat of Arms on the front and a local bird vignette.
The Central Bank building in Port of Spain is an iconic landmark featured on the reverse of many notes.
Trinidad dollars include advanced security features to prevent counterfeiting.
Coins
The current coin denominations in circulation are 5 cents, 10 cents, 25 cents, and 1 dollar (equal to 100 cents).
Trinidad and Tobago currency import and export rules
When travelling to Trinidad and Tobago, it’s good to be aware of the currency import and export rules:
Currency import rules:
- You can bring any amount of foreign currency into Trinidad and Tobago.
- Upon arrival, you must declare amounts exceeding the equivalent of 10,000 USD to customs.
Currency export rules:
- The same 10,000 USD limit applies when leaving the country.
- Amounts exceeding this limit require a declaration. You may also need to provide proof of the source of the funds or show the declaration form from your entry.
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Alternatively, you can collect your TTD or buy Trinidad dollars from our travel money shop near Heathrow, where you’ll receive the same great exchange rates.
If you prefer a face-to-face exchange, visit our store to change GBP to Trinidad and Tobago dollars.
Selling back Trinidad and Tobago dollars
Got leftover travel money? Exchange your Trinidad dollars to pounds sterling, visit our website and click ‘sell currency.’ We offer competitive rates for your TTD to pounds conversion.
FAQs
Do you need a visa to go to Trinidad and Tobago?
It depends on your nationality. UK and most EU passport holders don’t need a visa for short stays (up to 90 days). Always check current entry requirements before you travel.
What vaccinations are required for Trinidad and Tobago?
For travel to Trinidad and Tobago, recommended vaccinations include COVID-19, Hepatitis A and B, Yellow Fever (if visiting risk areas), Rabies (for long stays or animal contact), and Tetanus. Use insect repellent and protective clothing to protect against mosquito-borne diseases like dengue, chikungunya, and Zika.
How much is $100 US worth in Trinidad?
$100 US is worth around 680 TTD dollars, depending on the current exchange rate.
Check the latest TTD dollar rates or convert USD to TTD using an online currency exchange service.
History of Trinidad and Tobago currency
Trinidad and Tobago’s currency journey began with the Colonial Bank, which circulated foreign currencies like the British pound.
After gaining independence in 1962, the Trinidad and Tobago dollar (TTD) became the official currency in 1964.
The monetary system, which the Central Bank manages, includes coins and polymer notes ($1 to $100).
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