What currency does the Maldives use? Why do many people want to travel to the Maldives?

There is a place in the world that has such sunshine, such sea and such beach. It attracts people with its blue and green waters, colorful fish, dazzling coral reefs and cozy and attractive coconut beaches. This is Maldives. The Garden of Eden in the Indian Ocean.

Contents of this article

1. What currency does Maldives use?

2. Why do many people want to travel to the Maldives?

3. What language is spoken in Maldives?

What currency is used in Maldives?

The currency of Maldives is Rufiyaa, also known as Maldivian Rupee, and the subsidiary currency is Laari.

The Maldivian Rufiyaa is issued by the Maldives Currency Authority.

Maldivian Rufiyaa, each Rufiyaa can be exchanged for 100 Laari. Banknotes are in denominations of 1000, 500, 100, 50, 20 and 10 Rufiyaa. Coins are in denominations of 1 and 2 Rufiyaa, as well as 50, 25, 10, 5 and 1 Laari.

The exchange rate between Rufiyaa and US dollars is fixed. Most hotel and travel bills will be calculated in US dollars. If you stay at a resort, all additional charges (including diving fees) will be included in the accommodation fee and can be paid before departure.

Why do many people want to travel to the Maldives?

1. Maldives has a beautiful holiday environment:

Paradise Island: It is the sixth-level island in the Maldives. It is located in the North Male Atoll.

Sun Island: It is the largest leisure resort in Maldives and has a history of millions of years.

Pisces Island: It has a 2-kilometer-long white and beautiful beach with modern and comfortable facilities.

Laguna Island: The design of the seaside holiday cottages is delicate and exquisite, retaining the civilized color, fully equipped and elegant, giving people the comfort of being at home.

Manafaru Island: It is a leisure resort that has the Maldivian tradition and perfectly combines it with the simple and elegant Asian style.

Platinum Island: Platinum Island Hotel is surrounded by lush palm trees and you can see many different kinds of tropical animals and plants.

Ayada Island: Located in the Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll in the Maldives, the resort covers an area of ​​15 hectares, covered with natural native vegetation, and constantly presents tourists with a landscape full of Maldivian atmosphere all year round.

2. Passengers do not have to pay tax on personal belongings brought into the country, and can bring up to 200 cigarettes.

3. Maldives provides a 30-day free visa on arrival. Just fill out an entry card after arrival.

What is the language of Maldives?

The official language of the Maldives is Dhivehi, which is deeply influenced by Arabic and has a rather exotic feel. The use of this language and writing is limited to the Maldives, and English is commonly used in the upper class. The population of the Republic of Maldives is about 280,000. The origin of the aboriginal people of the Maldives is no longer traceable, but from historical and antiquities, it is known that there were already residents living on the islands 3,000 years ago.