Location: Antananarivo, Madagascar Currency: MGA MGA Malagasy Ariary
ATMs in Antananarivo Ivato Airport (TNR) Locations & Hours
Here’s a complete list of ATMs located inside Antananarivo Ivato Airport (TNR), plus additional ATMs and banks near Antananarivo Ivato Airport (TNR) for convenient cash withdrawals before or after your flight.
MCB Madagascar (ATM) — International Terminal Arrivals Hall (Landside)
- Location: International Terminal (new terminal), Arrivals hall (public/landside) — typically positioned as you enter the arrivals hall, slightly to the left / left-front after clearing Customs
- Hours: Available during terminal public-area hours (practically aligned with international arrival/departure operations; access may be limited if landside doors close late night)
BFV Société Générale (ATM) — International Terminal Arrivals Hall (Landside)
- Location: International Terminal (new terminal), Arrivals hall (public/landside) — commonly described as down the hall toward the right-hand corner of the arrivals area
- Hours: Available during terminal public-area hours (practically aligned with international arrival/departure operations; access may be limited if landside doors close late night)
BFV Société Générale (Branch + ATM) — Central Ivato (Near Airport, 5–10 min by car)
- Location: Ivato town center — one of the main bank branches in the airport neighborhood (useful if you prefer a staffed branch + street-facing ATM)
- Hours: ATM typically 24/7 (street-facing vestibule); branch hours usually weekdays daytime (verify on-site)
BFV Société Générale (Branch + ATM) — Ivato Area (Additional Branch)
- Location: Ivato area — additional BFV branches are reported around the wider Ivato zone
- Hours: ATM typically 24/7; branch hours usually weekdays daytime (verify on-site)
BFV Société Générale (Branch + ATM) — Ivato Area (Additional Branch)
- Location: Ivato area — another BFV location in the neighborhood (handy backup if the airport ATMs are offline)
- Hours: ATM typically 24/7; branch hours usually weekdays daytime (verify on-site)
BNI Madagascar (ATM) — Central Ivato (Near BFV)
- Location: Central Ivato — commonly described as almost next door to the BFV branch in Ivato
- Hours: ATM typically 24/7 (street-facing); verify on-site
BNI Madagascar (ATM) — Main Road Near “Chat’o” (Ivato Area)
- Location: Ivato main road — reported close to Chat’o (a local landmark area along the main road)
- Hours: ATM typically 24/7; verify on-site
Bank of Africa (BOA) (ATM) — Central Ivato (Near Jovena Fuel Station)
- Location: Central Ivato — reported around the corner near the Jovena fuel station
- Hours: ATM typically 24/7; verify on-site
Bank of Africa (BOA) (ATM) — Ambohimanarina (North of Ivato)
- Location: Ambohimanarina (north of Ivato) — a noted BOA option when heading out of the airport area
- Hours: ATM typically 24/7; verify on-site
BOA (ATM) — Talatamaty (Near Shoprite/Score Area)
- Location: Talatamaty — reported next to the BFV where Shoprite and Score are (useful if you’re heading toward the Talatamaty corridor)
- Hours: ATM typically 24/7; verify on-site
BFV Société Générale (ATM) — Talatamaty Commercial Area
- Location: Talatamaty — commonly paired with BOA in the Shoprite/Score zone
- Hours: ATM typically 24/7; verify on-site
BMOI (ATM) — Ivato Area (Near “Gasific” Landmark)
- Location: Ivato area — reported very close to the Gasific area (local landmark) as a practical alternative network
- Hours: ATM typically 24/7; verify on-site
MCB Madagascar (Branch + ATM) — Ivato / Airport District
- Location: Ivato / airport district — MCB is a key airport-area option if you want a fallback beyond the two airport-terminal ATMs
- Hours: ATM typically 24/7; branch hours usually weekdays daytime (verify on-site)
AccèsBanque (ATM) — Ivato / Antananarivo Airport Corridor
- Location: Airport corridor / Ivato-side Antananarivo — AccèsBanque is a common 24/7 ATM network travellers use in the capital area
- Hours: Typically 24/7; verify on-site
BGFI Bank (ATM) — Antananarivo Airport Corridor (City-side)
- Location: City-side approach from the airport — BGFI ATMs are present in the capital and can be a backup once you leave the terminal area
- Hours: Typically 24/7; verify on-site
Bank of Africa (BOA) (ATM) — Ivato Main Road (Additional Site)
- Location: Ivato main road — BOA is repeatedly mentioned as a practical network in the wider Ivato/Talatamaty area
- Hours: Typically 24/7; verify on-site
BNI Madagascar (ATM) — Ivato Main Road (Additional Site)
- Location: Ivato main road — BNI has multiple sites in the airport neighborhood; use this as a backup if the central Ivato ATM is busy
- Hours: Typically 24/7; verify on-site
Antananarivo Ivato Airport (TNR) ATMs Walkthrough & Map
Follow the step-by-step walkthrough below to find ATMs when arriving at Antananarivo Ivato Airport (TNR). For terminal maps and official airport info, visit Antananarivo Ivato Airport (TNR) map/homepage.
International Arrivals (TNR)
- After landing, follow airport signs for Arrivals and proceed to Immigration.
- Complete Immigration, then follow the flow to Baggage Claim to collect your luggage.
- Proceed to Customs and complete the exit process.
- Once you step into the public International Arrivals hall (landside), pause and scan the hall for signage such as “ATM”, “Cash”, or the bank logos.
- Look first toward the left / left-front side of the Arrivals hall for the MCB Madagascar ATM (commonly the quickest cash option after Customs).
- If the MCB ATM is busy or you need an alternative network, continue walking along the Arrivals hall toward the right-hand side and look toward the right corner for the BFV Société Générale ATM.
- Withdraw the cash you need (Malagasy Ariary) before leaving the hall; this reduces time dealing with drivers/taxis outside.
- If either ATM is offline or out of cash, keep your place indoors and switch to the other machine first; if both fail, plan to use the Ivato/Talatamaty bank ATMs listed above once you’re in a vehicle.
Domestic Arrivals (TNR)
- After landing, follow signs for Arrivals and go to Baggage Claim.
- Exit into the public arrivals area and look for any ATM signage in the public hall.
- If you don’t see an ATM in the domestic public hall (or if it’s closed), the most reliable in-airport ATMs are typically in the International Terminal Arrivals hall.
- Ask airport staff for the easiest route to the International Terminal (the airport operates a domestic-international connection flow; follow the marked passenger routes).
- Once in the International public area, follow the International Arrivals steps above to reach the MCB and BFV ATMs.
Quick TNR Landmarks That Mean You’re Close
- International: If you have just cleared Customs and you’re facing the public arrivals hall, you’re in the correct zone for both terminal ATMs.
- If you can see multiple meet-and-greet passengers/drivers and the main exit doors, you’re very close—scan left and right along the hall for the two ATM positions.
- If you’ve already stepped outside into the pickup/parking area, turn back inside to avoid walking the roadside; the ATMs are easier to use from the arrivals hall.
Use the map below to find the nearest ATMs and banks near Antananarivo Ivato Airport (TNR), especially if you can’t use the ATMs inside the airport or prefer to withdraw cash outside the airport.
ATM Withdrawal Tips & Advice for Antananarivo Ivato Airport (TNR)
- Expect only two on-terminal ATMs: the new International Terminal is widely reported to have two ATMs (MCB + BFV Société Générale) in the public Arrivals hall, so plan accordingly if you arrive during a busy wave.
- Go to the ATM before you engage with drivers/porters: at TNR the arrivals hall can get crowded quickly. Withdraw first, then deal with taxis, SIMs, or meet-and-greet.
- MCB vs BFV fees may differ: travellers commonly report MCB withdrawals can be fee-free while BFV may charge an operator fee (you’ll always see the final fee/amount on-screen before confirming).
- Have a backup plan if an ATM is offline: reports mention occasional outages. If one machine is down, try the other; if both are down, use the Ivato or Talatamaty bank ATMs once you’re in a vehicle (BFV/BNI/BOA are common fallbacks).
- Withdraw enough for your first day: Ivato-to-city transport, tips, and small purchases are often easier in cash. A single withdrawal that covers airport transfer + first meals + a SIM/top-up reduces stress.
- Ask for smaller notes at a change bureau if needed: if the ATM gives large denominations, it can be hard to make change immediately. If the terminal has a staffed exchange desk open, it can help you break a note into smaller bills.
- Use ATMs in the arrivals hall rather than outside the building: it’s generally easier and more controlled to withdraw indoors at TNR before stepping into the parking/pickup area.
- Keep your cash discreet once you exit: after withdrawing, stow cash before leaving the hall and keep only what you need accessible for taxi or porter payments.
FAQs – Antananarivo Ivato Airport (TNR) ATMs
How many ATMs are inside Antananarivo Ivato Airport (TNR)?
Multiple independent travel references consistently report two ATMs in the new International Terminal: an MCB Madagascar ATM and a BFV Société Générale ATM, both located in or near the public Arrivals hall (landside).
Where exactly are the ATMs in the International Arrivals hall?
Travellers commonly describe the MCB ATM as being ahead/left as you enter the Arrivals hall after Customs, while the BFV Société Générale ATM is often described as being further along toward the right-hand corner of the Arrivals hall.
Are the TNR airport ATMs open 24 hours?
They are located in the public arrivals hall, so practical access is tied to terminal public-area operating hours (which typically follow flight activity). If landside doors close late at night, you may not be able to access the machines until the terminal reopens.
Do the airport ATMs accept Visa and Mastercard?
Yes, international cards are commonly used at the airport ATMs, especially at MCB and BFV Société Générale. Always bring a backup card where possible in case one network is temporarily unavailable.
What fees should I expect at the TNR airport ATMs?
Fees vary by bank/ATM operator and your home bank. Travellers commonly report that MCB can be fee-free while BFV Société Générale may charge an operator fee. The ATM will show the fee/total before you confirm.
What should I do if the ATMs are out of cash or not working?
First try the other on-terminal ATM (MCB ↔ BFV). If both are unavailable, your best backup is to withdraw at bank ATMs in Ivato or Talatamaty (BFV/BNI/BOA are commonly cited options) once you’re in a taxi or transfer.
Is there a safer place to withdraw: inside the hall or outside near parking?
Inside the terminal’s Arrivals hall is usually the easier and safer choice because you’re in a controlled public area with airport staff and cameras. Withdraw inside, then stow cash before exiting.
Can I rely on airport exchange bureaus instead of an ATM?
Exchange counters are available, but rates may be less favorable than ATM conversion depending on your bank. If the ATMs are working, they are typically the most straightforward way to get Malagasy Ariary quickly.
How much cash should I withdraw at TNR on arrival?
A practical first withdrawal is enough for airport transfer + first meals + basic supplies (and optionally a SIM/top-up). If you plan to travel outside Antananarivo soon, consider withdrawing a bit more to reduce repeated ATM stops.
Does TNR have ATMs in the domestic terminal too?
The most consistently reported ATMs are in the International Terminal Arrivals hall. If you arrive domestically and can’t find an ATM immediately, follow airport directions toward the International public area and use the MCB/BFV ATMs there.
Antananarivo Airport Related Services
- BOOK an AIRPORT HOTEL in Antananarivo or SLEEPING PODS
- RENT a CAR in Antananarivo Airport or BOOK a PRIVATE TRANSFER
- STORE your LUGGAGE in Antananarivo Airport or NEARBY
- BUY a LOCAL eSIM for Antananarivo, Madagascar or a GLOBAL eSIM