The Arab Emirati Dirham, simply known as AED, is one of the most stable currencies in the Middle East. As an expat, you need not to worry about any abrupt upward or downward trends dealing with Exchange rates in Dubai or any other Emirate.
It is fairly understandable that a new expat would look for getting their foreign exchange converted right at the airport. But trust us; the airport is not the best place for getting your Pound Sterling, Euro, Dollar or any other currency converted. Reason? Dubai International Airport, like any of the other grand airports of the world, would rarely exhibit full-fledged, specialized exchange rate services. The services might be hasty; the exchange rates might be lower than that those shown in your internet searches.
