What is the currency of Indonesia?
The official Indonesian currency is called rupiah. The word comes from the Sanskrit word rupyakam meaning silver.
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What are Indonesian rupiah denominations?
The rupiah consists of coins that are in denominations of: Rp 50 Rp 100 Rp 200 Rp 500 Rp 1,000 However, Rp 50 is rarely used in everyday transactions. The bank notes include: Rp 1,000 (green) Rp 2,000 (grey) Rp 5,000 (brown) Rp 10,000 (purple) Rp 20,000 (greenish) Rp 50,000 (blue) Rp 100,000 (red)
What is the best place to exchange AUD to rupiah?
You can monitor the providers available to use right here. S Money has competitive exchange rates that allows you to have access to a range of foreign cash. All you have to do is add your preferred currency to the cart and select your preferred payment method, then you can exchange currency ahead of your upcoming trip.
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Can I use dollars in Hong Kong?
No you can not use Australian dollars or American Cash in Hong Kong. The currency used in Hong Kong is the Hong Kong dollar. There are 6 bank notes with different colours, they are $10, $20, $50, $100, $500 and $1,000. There are 3 coins, they are 13 different coins 10¢, 20¢ and 50¢.
How much money do I need per day in Hong Kong?
As a general rule, working out how much money to take to Hong Kong depends on where you go and your type of travel. If you travel on a budget to Hong Kong it can cost from $70 a day. If you travel in the middle range throughout Hong Kong it can cost from $140 per day. Finally if you travel with luxury throughout Hong Kong it can cost anywhere from $300 per day.
