By now I guess all banks would have suspended the DCC option (Dynamic Currency Conversion) which enables buyers to check out of Amazon in Naira. One of the only 2 banks that I know were still offering that option pulled out last month-Stanbic IBTC, while the other one-Zenith bank pulled out just yesterday 13th June. However you can still use you Naira MasterCard to check out in USD, only that the rates are not friendly; I think stanbic offers the beets rate for now and it's a fixed rate of N315/$1.

You will not be able to purchase a single item of $900 because of the daily limits on the Naira MasterCard, as a matter of fact you can buy anything that's more than $200 since $200 is the daily POS spending limit, that's why your payment keeps declining.

If you must purchase that $900 item, then you will have to obtain a Dollar MasterCard, guess most banks have that, the spending limit is high. I've been using GTBank Dollar MasterCard linked to my dom account and I've never reached my daily limit. The only disadvantage is that you have to source for dollar by yourself.

Hope this helps.

nibblekenny:
Good evening please,I need to know the cost for visa and ticket to Dubai and the chances of getting a hospitality job asap when one arrives . Please urgently reply is highly welcomed. Thank you

Cost of ticket to Dubai depends on your preferred airline and your travel dates; Rwandair, Ethiopian, Qatar, Etihad, Emirates etc all currently raging from about N119,000+\- to about N157,000+\-. I may not have more info on a work visa if that's what you require here but but if you decide to go to Dubai firSt for a personal job search a tourist visa is perfect for you but you must return before the expiration of your visa. A 2month-duration Dubai Tourist visa will cost $130 / N22,100 only. You can email medictoursindia@yahoo.com