The phrase "exchange offices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to places where currency is exchanged, typically for travel or business purposes.
Example: "I need to find an exchange office to convert my dollars into euros before my trip."
Alternatives: "currency exchange" or "money exchange".
However, at exchange offices around Moscow, the ruble was trading at between 10 and 14 to the dollar.
"Everyone wants to buy dollars and only a few [banks and exchange offices will] sell … There are almost no dollars left at exchange points".
Estebesova Batma, a psychiatrist who coordinates the program, said she expected 10 or 15 new clients a month when the two exchange offices opened here.
Others wanting to buy dollars and euros found many exchange offices shut or not selling hard currencies, while several banks put a $500 limit on exchanges.
With foreign currency swiftly depleted in exchange offices, Belarussians even launched a black market website, dollarnash.com, where individuals can buy and sell dollars and euros.
This means the rate may vary greatly from day to day, but there should not be much difference among the various exchange offices and banks.
Ibrahim el-Bakraoui was sentenced in 2010 to nine years in prison for shooting at police officers after a robbery attempt at a currency exchange office.
A medieval exchange office has been created there, with ledgers and calculating instruments.
7.45am GMT Russian MICEX claws back some losses An exchange office in central Moscow yesterday.
In Ciudad Juárez on Wednesday, unidentified assailants tossed gasoline bombs into a billiard hall and a money exchange office.
"We appreciate your patience as we continue to launch our systems today," said the Twitter feed of its health exchange office.
