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• Service fee 20.00 AUD
• $1,266 USD costs you $2,062 AUD
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The Service Fee depends on the currency and amount you order.

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It's a flat fee for secure delivery to your door with StarTrack by Australia Post.

How to get the best currency exchange rates in Perth

Heading into the Perth CBD to buy or sell currency may be very different to what you expect.

Many of the places to exchange currency closed in the last couple of years. The major banks no longer offer any currency exchange.

We visited many of the money exchange places across Perth and compared their fees and services to find the best currency exchange rates.

• S Money has the best currency exchange rates online and will securely deliver it to you but they charge for delivery
• Redrate has the good rates of any store to buy popular currencies like  US dollars, Yen or Euros but it's hard to find
• Travelex has 4 stores in shopping centres across Perth. They also offer online orders for collection in store or at a post office.
• Travel Money Oz rates aren't great but their service is solid and their Perth CBD store is well located.
• Crown Currency have the most convenient stores in 3 locations. Their service is reasonable but their exchange rates are no as competitve.

US dollars (USD)

Unlike the other major Australian cities, the best place to buy US dollars in Perth is online. Usually you'd find the best deals in the city currency exchange stores but there aren't that many money changers to choose from anymore.

The more US dollars you are buying, the more you can negotiate a better deal when dealing with money changers over the counter.

If you can't make into the city, you can also order US dollars online and have it delivered.

Euros (EUR)

In Perth, the best places to buy euros can be found online . Even taking into account the delivery and services fees, they are cheaper than heading into the CBD.

These currency exchange services have a good level of stock, range of denominations and are open to negotiation if you are purchasing a larger amount.

If you live outside of the Perth CBD, you can also order euros online and have it delivered.

Japanese Yen (JPY)

For amounts under $5000, the best places to buy Japanese yen in Perth are online currency exchange services like S Money. For larger amounts, you can negotiate a better deal when dealing with money changers over the counter.

If you live outside of the Perth CBD, you can also order yen online and have it delivered.

Currency Exchange near Perth

In the last 2 years, many of the existing currency exchange stores in Perth have closed due to lockdowns and border closures. This table lists the stores that remained along with new money exchanges in Perth that have opened recently.

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Like all reputable money exchanges, we are registered with AUSTRAC and regulated by the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC).

S Money complies with the relevant laws pertaining to privacy, anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism finance. This means you are required to provide I.D. when you place an order. It also means the order must be paid for by the same person ordering the currency and you must show your identification again when receiving your order.

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Where to Find the Best Currency Exchange Rates in the Perth CBD

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Currency Exchange in Perth

Coronavirus Update: Many currency exchange stores such as Travel Money Oz and Unimoni have temporarily closed their doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  If you want to exchange money in they Perth CBD, there is a good chance that all your options will be closed.

Check this page regularly for updates  for when travel money stores open again.

There are so many options for you when you need to buy travel money in the Perth CBD. We at The Currency Shop, have created this CBD guide so that we can do the heavy lifting and you can focus on everything else.

Where to exchange money in Perth

There is no money changer that is a clear winner for having the best exchange rate on every currency and amount. We found a variety of fees ranging from a small percentage to a fixed rate. So make yourself aware of these when choosing a provider.

We also found that different providers exceeded with different currencies. Major currencies can generally be found in the CBD. These include US dollars, Euros or Japanese Yen. For some currencies, ordering online can still return a better deal. Especially if there isn't stock in the CBD. Your own research is pivotal.

Use our guide to find out where to buy travel money in the Perth CBD.

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Compare the best online exchange rates in Perth

Please note this table shows the rate you'll get and doesn't include any extra fees you'll be charged. The Currency Shop sources its data from foreign exchange providers and has taken reasonable steps to ensure that such data is accurate. There is a risk that the foreign exchange prices quoted on The Currency Shop may be inaccurate, not available to the User, or available but with additional fees and charges. For more details, read our Terms and Conditions

Money exchange reviews

Travel Money Oz Review

Some of the best service in city. Friendly, professional and no wait time. Reasonable rates, no fees and ID required for amounts over $1000.

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Unimoni (formally UAE Exchange)

Friendly, professional, with some of the best exchange rates particularly for selling currency to them. There are bank limits for eftpos and photo ID is required.

The excellent range of products and currencies didn't make up for the average service. Their exchange rates are much better if you order online and pick up in-store.

ANZ Foreign Exchange

Long wait times for unresponsive service and uncompetitive exchange rates. Unfortunately this is the only FX centre left in the city for ANZ customers.

Commonwealth Bank

Service is slow, but helpful and friendly. Much like ANZ, their exchange rates are not great. If you are not a Comm Bank member, you need to set up a profile, which takes 10-15 minutes.

Read our reviews to discover what we need to say about our trusted partners.

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The trains and stations of the Moscow Metro

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The Moscow Metro is the third most intensive subway system in the world after Tokyo and Seoul subways. The first line was opened on May 15, 1935. Since 1955, the metro has the name of V.I. Lenin.

The system consists of 12 lines with a total length of 305.7 km. Forty four stations are recognized cultural heritage. The largest passenger traffic is in rush hours from 8:00 to 9:00 and from 18:00 to 19:00.

Cellular communication is available on most of the stations of the Moscow Metro. In March 2012, a free Wi-Fi appeared in the Circle Line train. The Moscow Metro is open to passengers from 5:20 to 01:00. The average interval between trains is 2.5 minutes.

The fare is paid by using contactless tickets and contactless smart cards, the passes to the stations are controlled by automatic turnstiles. Ticket offices and ticket vending machines can be found in station vestibules.

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Tomás · August 27, 2012 at 11:34 pm

The Moscow metro stations are the best That I know, cars do not.

Alberto Calvo · September 25, 2016 at 8:57 pm

Great videos! Moscow Metro is just spectacular. I actually visited Moscow myself quite recently and wrote a post about my top 7 stations, please check it out and let me know what you think! :)

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Travel hacks: cash free in the big city.

I spent a week in London and didn’t touch cash once. Not because I’m grossed out by the amount of germs there are on cash (there’s a lot, try not to think about it), or because I was wearing gloves. I might be from sunny Brisbane but I’m brave enough to handle the cold of a London summer without the assistance of gloves. No, I spent a week in London and didn’t touch cash once because I didn’t need to – they are well in truly living in the future, otherwise known as a cashless society.

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Whilst in London, the AUD to GBP exchange rate hit a pretty gnarly low. Lucky for us, we had locked in a much better exchange rate a month earlier when we loaded the card. In my eyes that meant I could spend more – sound logic, right?

I got tap happy whilst in London much to my boyfriend’s and bank account’s horror, but who can blame me? All shops and restaurants accept card, market stalls accept card with some even refusing cash, attractions allow you to book online or pay at the counter with your card, hell even the museum had a card reader so I could donate using my Currency Pass instead of scrounging around for a few spare pounds. Long story short, the only people without card readers in London are the homeless, which is probably fair enough.

Now there is a lot in London to spend your money on – a LOT. I had to limit myself, so I focused my efforts on life’s finer pleasure – food.  I took it upon myself to dabble in a few different meals so you have an idea of where to go depending on your budget. Before that though, let’s just clear up some lingo. In London they use pounds and pence. 10 pounds can also be called 10 quid. 10 pence would be called 10p. Sounds easy, but I stumbled over it a few times – lucky I could just tap my card and not worry about searching for the correct amount.

Food in London

When in London it’s hard to pass up on the classics.

Fish and chips

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Sunday Roast

As the name suggests, these are served on Sunday for dinner. In the UK, dinner is lunch though – confusing, right? Rock up at a pub, literally any pub, between 12pm and 6pm and feast on roast pork, beef or lamb, plenty of roast veggies and a Yorkshire pud – all covered in gravy. Most pubs also cater to vegetarians as well.  Expect to pay between 12 and 20 quid for your roast.

Not sure what this is? Picture a boiled egg, covered in sausage meat before being coated in crumbs and chucked in the deep fryer. You can also bake them but calories don’t count on holidays. A lot of pubs serve these for anywhere between 3 and 7 pounds, otherwise you can grab a two pack from Tesco’s for 1.50 pounds. A perfect sausage meat snack on the run.

Less classic meals

London is incredibly multicultural, so you will be able to find a meal to satisfy any craving. If you’re an Aussie after chocolate though, its very important for me to note that whilst their Cadbury is cheap, it DOES NOT taste the same. Sigh.

Indian Cuisine

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Speaking of ATM’s, if you do need to grab some cash, you will find an ATM on every corner. We recommend getting money out in bigger amounts to avoid paying more ATM fees than necessary. 

The Finer Things in Life

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At the end of the meal we paid with, you guessed it, our Currency Pass and were offered to pay in our home currency. This is called Dynamic Currency Conversion and is bad for two reasons:

• It showed us the conversion of GBP to AUD and oh boy that was not a nice number. I was much happier living in the pound fairyland that showed dinner’s amount being roughly half the cost of what it was in AUD.
• Dynamic Currency Conversion often leads to you paying more due to extra conversion fees. Our card was loaded with pounds, so we steered clear of DCC.

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After a week in London I left with a satisfied stomach, a few extra kg’s, a well used Currency Pass and much cleaner hands (no money, no germs). Like with most big cities, the further out you go into the English countryside the cheaper it will become and the more likely you are to need cash.

If you’re after a Currency Pass, some cash, more London travel tips or a mixture of all three be sure to head into your closest Travel Money Oz . As for me, I’m off to run a few k’s as I’m still riding the sugar high from all of that cereal.

Abbie Taylor

Abbie has three loves: travel, the tiny bread rolls on planes and corgis. She has visited 23 countries and collected an embarrassing tan line in each. When she isn't travelling, carb-loading or corgi spotting, you can find her writing about everything and anything (so she can afford to travel more). @abbieisabelle13

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