Do they accept bitcoin in your country embassy?

[wildan88]

In our country they don't accept bitcoin government should legalize it. People here are scared to use bitcoin in my country. It should be accepted as mode of payment. Government one day will surely realize the use of Bitcoin. Lucky are those in which country Bitcoin has been legalized.

in my country bitcoin is legalized but unfortunately, even though it is legal, the use of bitcoin for transactions is strictly prohibited, they are too worried about the fluctuations, even though in my opinion it is a user risk. but of course, I hope that in the future many countries will legalize the use of bitcoin, such as how many countries have legalized and used bitcoin such as Japan, Korea, United States and others.

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[joinfree]

No, at least not a place so close to the government. I know there are some brokers in my country who help crypto users exchange their cryptocurrencies for Fiat currency. Maybe as the year goes on the government might decide to use Bitcoin as well but I doubt this ever happening because of the way my country sees crypto.

[Easteregg69]

I am curious about what organizations you are referring to. The embassy responded emphatically that I must exchange it in advance for fiat for binding purposes in their terms. They don't forbid me to own it, but bitcoin is still not an asset that can be used legally. I think it's quite clear here that they haven't opened options for visas and so on.

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[boris2470]

In my country, the number of organizations that accept Bitcoin is minimal. Crypto acceptance is not developed at all here and it makes me sad

[AbuBhakar]

As far as I know, even though my country is a Bitcoin country place, our embassy does not accept Bitcoin directly but we can pay for it service using Bitcoin through a third party gateway payment.  I hope that, one day, our government  office will accept Bitcoin directly.

Maybe soon there will be a chance when government already put rules and restrictions that we will follow to make it legalised. Even in my country even we have a registered government crypto wallets. Embassy and government agencies were not still available.

[Aying]

We have seen a lot of things we can use bitcoin for.like paying of bills, trading I learnt some organizations accept bitcoin not in countries like China.. etc please do they accept Bitcoin at you country traveling embassy?

There are humors that soonest our traveling embassy will gonna use bitcoin at part of the list of currency supported transaction, this is good but many are obstructing the movement because of anonymity. so there are struggling activate bitcoin for now, but for sure soon they will use it. 

[iamsheikhadil]

Not here. Fun fact, in my country government offices or in its embassy, not even cheques or cards are accepted lmao. Because of money laundering cases or such, trust on public is so down that they accept only cash here that too in small denominations so not to get stuck with fake notes.

[DabsPoorVersion]

It is very minimal in my country, the government remains neutral and I think that is the main reason why it is not widely accepted here yet. They don't want to talk about such things for now since they only focus on the problems inside the country.

[keeee]

We have seen a lot of things we can use bitcoin for.like paying of bills, trading I learnt some organizations accept bitcoin not in countries like China.. etc please do they accept Bitcoin at you country traveling embassy?

in my country no, actually they didnt recognized bitcoin. they think that it was just scam because most news are about it. we bitcoin users in our country was still lucky to know what bitcoin really is because it help us a lot if you know how to earn and it works.

[gweedo]

Your question does not really fit the situation, why do embassies use bitcoin? It's a redundancy and a lot more time consuming. Right now bitcoin is just acceptable in stores, I don't need it to grow too fast. Step by step is my goal for bitcoin, in the next 5-10 years it is certain that bitcoin will be more popular and it will be widely used as Fiat

[migws]

As far as I know, even though my country is a Bitcoin country place, our embassy does not accept Bitcoin directly but we can pay for it service using Bitcoin through a third party gateway payment.  I hope that, one day, our government  office will accept Bitcoin directly.

Maybe soon there will be a chance when government already put rules and restrictions that we will follow to make it legalised. Even in my country even we have a registered government crypto wallets. Embassy and government agencies were not still available.

Perhaps institutions like the embassy and government agencies will take crypto last. This is a difficult process.

[Hamphser]

no. it's impossible. for such opportunity crypto should be legal currency

Well, for some other countries it is legal yet there are agencies in other countries that don't accept bitcoin even though it is somehow legal on their country. Some other payment is possible though but i am not really well aware of it if in my country those embassy would want the payment of bitcoin.

[k@suy]

I am curious about what organizations you are referring to. The embassy responded emphatically that I must exchange it in advance for fiat for binding purposes in their terms. They don't forbid me to own it, but bitcoin is still not an asset that can be used legally. I think it's quite clear here that they haven't opened options for visas and so on.

Thats a great news for you. I feel so envious about that because here in my country, bitcoin or any other cryptocurrecy is not yet legal because only few knows about it. I think its just like 3 out of 10 and that is one of the reasons thats why our government does not legalizes cryptocurrencies and here you cant see any store or shops that are accepting cryptocurrencies as a means of payment.

[BeManga]

We have seen a lot of things we can use bitcoin for.like paying of bills, trading I learnt some organizations accept bitcoin not in countries like China.. etc please do they accept Bitcoin at you country traveling embassy?

im only aware that in my country there is some way to use bitcoin
like to pay bills, utility, game credits even health care and insurance
but i didn't know if the embassy is accepting bitcoin
what i only know is some third party platforms are accepting bitcoin and turn it to cash to pay.

[cutesgirl]

We have seen a lot of things we can use bitcoin for.like paying of bills, trading I learnt some organizations accept bitcoin not in countries like China.. etc please do they accept Bitcoin at you country traveling embassy?

im only aware that in my country there is some way to use bitcoin
like to pay bills, utility, game credits even health care and insurance
but i didn't know if the embassy is accepting bitcoin
what i only know is some third party platforms are accepting bitcoin and turn it to cash to pay.

I disagree when bitcoin have been legal as payment currency in my country because I must pay tax for every payment transaction, how ever my country still getting problem with corruption issues where not have space for trusting with government working how can manage tax from their people.

[MI6]

We have seen a lot of things we can use bitcoin for.like paying of bills, trading I learnt some organizations accept bitcoin not in countries like China.. etc please do they accept Bitcoin at you country traveling embassy?

In my country Indonesia, we can't use bitcoin as payment. Only fiat and digital wallet that contains fiat that allowed. Maybe in past there are no regulation yet so some shops accept bitcoin as payment. But after only can use fiat, some of them already closed their services.

[btccashacc]

Nope, you can not use bitcoin in terms of payment but only as an investment tool, basically you can't use or transact with other currencies than our official currency whether it's USD, euro or even crypto. So this is the reason why bitcoin has been banned in our country. But owning and trade bitcoin is allowed, because it is simillar to gold.

[hendra147]

We have seen a lot of things we can use bitcoin for.like paying of bills, trading I learnt some organizations accept bitcoin not in countries like China.. etc please do they accept Bitcoin at you country traveling embassy?

in my country bitcoin is just asset, dollar too its just asset, no payment processor except idr.
Tourism who want to buy something must use Idr, they can exchange in ech exchange shope in every place, this is because my country wan to use local currency as main currency to all transaction, to be used for all people who live at this country.

[BigBos]

We have seen a lot of things we can use bitcoin for.like paying of bills, trading I learnt some organizations accept bitcoin not in countries like China.. etc please do they accept Bitcoin at you country traveling embassy?

in my city, like any other city. although it supports the development of crypto but does not allow it as a means of payment. so I can't use it to pay bills before I convert it to fiat. however, the embassy in my city is quite supportive of developing crypto, even important people here say that we need to learn about crypto

[ScamViruS]

We have seen a lot of things we can use bitcoin for.like paying of bills, trading I learnt some organizations accept bitcoin not in countries like China.. etc please do they accept Bitcoin at you country traveling embassy?

No. Bitcoin is illegal in the country where I live. In my country all of us who are involved in bitcoin trading have to work in hiding. Because if anyone knows we are involved in bitcoin then there may be huge problems. So there is no chance of accepting Bitcoin in my country's embassy. And I did not understand the meaning of this question. Why would a country embassy accept bitcoin? Is there really any connection here?