Exchange your foreign currency back into NZD
What you need to know*:
We convert the following foreign currencies to NZD
| Country | Currency | Code | More Info |
|---|---|---|---|
 Australia | Australian Dollar | AUD | |
 Brunei | Brunei dollar | BND | |
 Brazil | Brazilian Real | BRL | |
 Canada | Canadian dollar | CAD | |
 Chile | Chilean peso | CLP | Notes larger than 20 |
 China | Chinese renminbi | CNY | Notes larger than 20 |
 Colombia | Colombian peso | COP | |
 Czech Republic | Czech koruna | CZK | |
 Denmark | Danish krone | DKK | no 500 and 1000 bank notes |
 European Union | Euro | EUR | |
 Fiji | Fijian dollar | FJD | |
 Hong Kong | Hong Kong dollar | HKD | |
 Hungary | Hungarian Forint | HUF | |
 Iceland | Icelandic Krone | ISK | |
 India | Indain rupee | INR | Notes larger than 500 |
 Indonesia | Indonesian Rupiah | IDR | Notes larger than 20,000 |
 Japan | Japanese Yen | JPY | |
 Jordan | Jordanian Dinar | JOD | |
 Kenya | Kenyan Shilling | KES | |
 Kuwait | Kuwaiti Dinar | KWD | |
 Malaysia | Malaysian Ringgit | MYR | Notes larger than 20 |
 Mauritius | Mauritian Rupee | MUR | |
 Mexico | Mexican Peso | MXN | |
 Morocco | Moroccan Dirham | MAD | |
 Norway | Norwegian Krone | NOK | |
 Oman | Omani Rial | OMR | |
 Philippines | Philippines Peso | PHP | Notes larger than 200 |
 Poland | Polish Zloty | PLN | |
 Russia | Ruble | RUB | |
 Saudi Arabia | Saudi Riyal | SAR | |
 Singapore | Singapore Dollar | SGD | |
 South Africa | South African Rand | ZAR | |
 South Korea | South Korea Won | KRW | |
 Sweden | Swedish Krona | SEK | |
 Switzerland | Swiss franc | CHF | |
 Thailand | Thai Baht | THB | Notes larger than 100 |
 Turkey | Turkish Lira | TRY | |
 United Arab Emirates | UAE Dirham | AED | |
 United Kingdom (UK) | British Pound | GBP | |
 United States of America (USA) | American Dollar | USD | |
 Vietnam | Vietnamese Dong | VND | |
 Samoa | Samoan Tala | WST |
Selling your foreign currency is easy, simply follow the steps below and you’ll soon have more Kiwi dollars back in your wallet.
1. Take your foreign currency banknotes into any of our Travelex stores* across New Zealand.
*Please click “Find your Nearest Store” below to see which of our stores are currently open.
2. Exchange your leftover notes and leave with New Zealand dollars in your wallet!*
Find your Nearest Store
It’s easy! Just come into any Travelex store with your leftover currency and one of our team will buy your leftover banknotes at whatever our current buy-back rate is for that currency.
Each store has their own buy-back rate so it’s best to either go into your nearest store, or give them a call to find out what the buy-back rate is at that time. Keep in mind this can change regularly throughout the day. Also remember when checking FX to AUD rates online these are usually the market rates which are not available to customers which is why our rates differ.
No, unfortunately we do not accept foreign coins; however, there are plenty of things you can do with your leftover foreign currency coins! (see FAQ below)
Anyone with leftover foreign coins can donate them to our ‘Currency for Kids’ initiative. This initiative is a commitment by Travelex to help the Starlight Children’s Foundation to grant 10 wishes for seriously ill and hospitalised children and young people.
Many charities accept foreign coins. Many airlines and airports also have collection boxes or envelopes where you can donate your coins. Otherwise you can keep them for your next trip, give them to family and friends travelling to that destination, or simply keep them as mementos from your trip!
We cannot accept banknotes that are torn, faded or have been sticky taped.
We can only accept foreign currency banknotes which are current legal tender.