I am a temporary resident in america. My property is in Jama...
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I am a temporary resident in america. My property is in Jamaica and income will go to my Jamaican bank account . do i need to...
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I wish to attract international guests with my property, but I am concerned about exchange rates. If I list my home in GBP but I have a guest from another country with a different currency will be guaranteed to receive the price I list or will it be (Price x Exchange Rate at time of payout).
Meaning if a guest books far in advance will I have exposure to currency fluctuations such that the amount I will receive could be less (or more) than I intended?
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Hi @Josh1767 ,
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@Josh1767 in my experience we always get paid in the currency applicable to our listing. Equally the guest pays what they pay at the time of booking in their currency. How Airbnb deal with any risk/opportunity between the guest paying and the host receiving the money is up to them.
Hi @Josh1767 ,
I wanted to share these articles with this discussion, in case you would like to explore them :
The thought never has entered my mind, for we are always paid what we ask (minus certain charges, but never are currency fluctuations deducted) in one's currency and amount. A most interesting question.
You get paid in the currency you advertise. No exchange rate problem.
The guest pays in his currency at the time he/she books it.
Airbnb will probably have a smart way to settle all the different currencies