How to cash an international post office money order in Japan?
Yu asked:
I’ve been reading that the post office has the best exchange rate for US dollar to Japanese Yen, but I don’t have any idea how the whole process works. Do I make the money order to myself? Do I need a Japanese address? Do I cash the money order at the Japanese post office? If so, is there a post office at the Narita Airport? How many money orders can I purchase at a time?
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I’ve been reading that the post office has the best exchange rate for US dollar to Japanese Yen, but I don’t have any idea how the whole process works. Do I make the money order to myself? Do I need a Japanese address? Do I cash the money order at the Japanese post office? If so, is there a post office at the Narita Airport? How many money orders can I purchase at a time?
November 20th, 2009 at 9:46 pm
>but I don’t have any idea how the whole process works.
Just go to post office and say you want to exchange money.
>Do I make the money order to myself?
What do you mean? If you want to exchange, you can.
>Do I need a Japanese address?
No.
>Do I cash the money order at the Japanese post office?
Yes.
>If so, is there a post office at the Narita Airport?
Yes.
>How many money orders can I purchase at a time?
Up to about $20K is without any problem. thecheapest902
November 21st, 2009 at 8:08 pm
It’s all on the above URL.
As for your specific questions: yes, yes, yes, yes, many Al