IKEA Germany does not take Visa cards, only Master Cards or EC/debit cards. They do have ATMs on premise so you can (as I just did) take out cash (bargeld) to pay. If you live in a border region and your closest IKEA is in either Switzerland or France, they will not deliver your purchases to you for tax reasons. A list of Ikea stores in Germany can be found here.
Subscribe via Email
Categories
- Admin (3)
- Dealing with bureaucracy (8)
- Events for Expats (4)
- Getting a good deal (9)
- Learning German (2)
- Making Friends (1)
- Moving to Germany (18)
- Out and arround Lörrach (4)
- Photography (5)
- Quirks (5)
- Top 10 Lists (3)
- Traveling in Europe (10)
- Uncategorized (2)
- Working in Germany (7)
-
Recent Posts
-
Recent Comments
- baresytapas on A few photos from Berlin
- farayankee on A few photos from Berlin
- research paper on A few photos from Berlin
- Moving to Germany? Start saving receipts for tax-time now | TAPXE | Germany today on Moving to Germany? Start saving receipts for tax-time now
- Some simple German income tax form vocabulary for expats | TAPXE on Getting the Anmeldebestätigung – Registering in Germany
TAPXE Tags
Anmeldebestätigung Athens banking Basel Beaune Berlin books Burgundy buying a car in germany car rental cell phone cycling driving driving in germany expat food France Germany Grenzgänger health insurance Ikea Konto language Museums Out and arround Lörrach paperwork Photography photos Prüfungsfreiheit review shopping social networking surving Switzerland taxes technology travel Traveling in Europe vocabulary voting Weil am Rhein-
Search TAPXE
Expats in Germany
General Expat
Germany Links
Stateside Friends
Switzerland Links
Archives
-
