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Burky wrote:

bhoeyb wrote:Is it still possible to change all Austrian Schilling notes into € at OeNB?

Yes, it is...

... if they are the last edition

nossi wrote:

Burky wrote:

bhoeyb wrote:Is it still possible to change all Austrian Schilling notes into € at OeNB?

Yes, it is...

... if they are the last edition

To be precise: here (engl) you can find the notes the OeNB still changes. The only importanat-to-change one is the "Carl Ritter v. Ghega" 20 ATS note, which is no longer convertible than 30/09/2009.

how much are those notes stil worth ( theres a hole in mi colection if it comes to austrian notes )

maarsy wrote:how much are those notes stil worth ( theres a hole in mi colection if it comes to austrian notes )

1 EUR = 13,7603 schilling
1 schilling = € 0,07267

in that case

u can trade some with me i will give u a bit more than the bank will

wow, the timetables for the meetings are cool
Only one week and one day left to work, and then my holiday begins, I can't wait it...

I'd like to say that this all looks very well organized ! I look forward to join this meeting !

The program sounds realy great.
I´m so trilled

Crossmaster wrote:The program sounds realy great.
I´m so trilled

Me too

It looks like the organisers have spent a lot of time creating their tour of Vienna!

I have a question about the trip to Bratislava though: in the programme, it says that you need a passport. Is a regular ID (like the Belgian eID) enough, or should it actually be a passport (that little book-thing with stamps in it)?

jovada wrote:I have a question about the trip to Bratislava though: in the programme, it says that you need a passport. Is a regular ID (like the Belgian eID) enough, or should it actually be a passport (that little book-thing with stamps in it)?

Since Slovakia is a Schengen-country there will be most likely no controls at the border, but you still need a valid travel document all the time with you. Since it is necessary for you to fullfill this regulation also coming to Austria, it should be no problem.

I can talk only for Austrians going to Slovakia: we need a valid passport or a valid identy card, eg. our driving license is not enough for this trip!
So if you have any doubts about your travel document, please inform yourself at your Ministry of Foreign Affairs, they should provide you with the necessary information.

u know if u dont have ur id card with u in belgium its going to cost u if the police asks for it so its something u always have on u

I always have it with me, at any time!
Just the fact that in the schedule it said "passport" was a bit confusing, since an ID is not a passport.

Well, I was for the first time in slovakia 2004, and I hadn't got a passport at all at that time and there were border controls at that time. I never needed one until now, my german ID card is sufficient within the EU... even 1999 in hungary is was ok.

well i guess if ur a brit u need a pasport , most other places have id cards

there are some british with an id card but seems like some ppl just lost all the date about them and thats why barly any of them uses an id card and needs to ask a pasport for leaving the uk