17 January 201109:13
SKB-Bank: Estonia in Euro zone comes as no surpise
The world is to wave good-bye to one currency type on January 14, 2011: the Estonian kroon will cease to exist, substituted by the Euro that will now have to be used for any transactions in Estonia. The country actually switched to the euro on January 1, 2011, with two currencies circulating around the country for the following two weeks. But, even if you didn’t have the time to exchange your kroons for euros, there is no need to worry, the Bank of Estonia’s representatives claim: the kroons can still be exchanged without a commission in all of the country’s banks until the end of the year.