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Australian Dollar (AUD) - Currency of Australia

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About Australian Dollar (AUD)

The official currency of the Commonwealth of Australia , the Australian Dollar, is said to be one of the most colorful currencies of the world. Theread more

Quick Facts About Australian Dollar (AUD)

Currency Name AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR
Short Name AUD
Nicknames AUSSIE, AVOCADO, BLUE SWIMMER, GREY NURSE, HEELER, LOBSTER, MOOLAH, PACIFIC PESO, PEPPERMINT, PIGLET, PINEAPPLE, PINK LADY, PRAWN, TREEFROG, WATERMELON
Symbol (s) $ and A$
Unit 1/100, Cent
Frequently Used Coins A$1, A$2, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c
Rarely Used Coins
Frequently Used Bank Notes A$5, A$10, A$20, A$50, A$100
Rarely Used Bank Notes
Central Bank, Name & Website Reserve Bank of Australia | www.rba.gov.au
States and Territories that use the Australian Dollar as a part of their legal tender: Ashmore and Cartier Islands, The Australian Antarctic Territory, Christmas Island, Cocos Islands, Coral Sea Islands, Heard Island, Kiribati, McDonald Island, Nauru, Norfolk Island, Tuvalu.

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The Australian Dollar Currency

The Australian Dollar stood as the fifth most traded currency in the world in the year 2016 only after the USD , Euro , Yen  and GBP . Theread more

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Frequently Asked Questions

I am soon travelling to Australia. I?m considering buying travellers cheque. Are these a convenient option?
Travellers cheques are nowadays considered outdated in Australia and you might have a hard time finding vendors who would be readily accepting these cheques. Instead, we suggest you go for pre-paid forex cards which are safe, secure and convenient to use at your disposal. You can keep some currency notes too as some emergency cash. However, you may contact our experts for more details and they will assist you as per the understanding of your requisition.
How do I decide the amount of Australian dollars I need to buy for the trip?
This is completely dependent on the nature of your trip. If you are confused about the expenses that you might have to incur while you are on the trip, then please contact our team of experts and they will guide you with the proceedings.
Is there any specific limit to carry Australian Dollars if I am travelling to Australia?
You may carry up to AUD10,000, or foreign currency equivalent, in and out of Australia. However, in case the amount you are carrying exceeds the given limit, then you must declare the same.
I have leftover Australian Dollars from my last trip. What should I do?
If you are to travel to Australia any time soon again, we suggest you keep them for the same, and may buy any additional dollars required. However, in case the trip isn?t happening anytime soon then may log on to our website to find out the available exchange rates, and get in touch with our consultants for any expert advice that you may seek before you sell the Australian dollars.
I have heard that Australian dollar currency notes are made of plastic and therefore quite durable. Is it so?
Yes, the currency notes of Australian dollar are quite colourful too and very durable. Another noteworthy feature that has been recently introduced is the Braille on $5 note.

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