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    Regalia Forex Plus is ideal for frequent travelers, as it has 0% cross-country markup in USD, which makes it more versatile, and you can spend in AED in the UAE with no need to pay an extra fee beyond the initial USD load rate. The multicurrency Forex card is best for travelers going, and it allows loading multiple currencies (including AED).

    So for your UAE trip, I suggest using the Multicurrency card loaded directly with AED might be more straightforward, as you'd lock in the AED rate.

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    There are some foreign transaction fees associated with regular credit cards. To avoid this fee you can consider the SBI Card Elite card as it provides less foreign exchange markup of 1.99%. Then there is Axis Bank Miles & More World Credit Card which offers you a low forex markup of 1.99%. Induslnd Bank’s Signature Credit Card also offers you a lower forex fee.

    Before using any card for an international transaction, always make sure you are aware of the exact fees involved.

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