Buy Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) in Australia

You can buy foreign currency from S Money either online through our website or in-store at our branches in Sydney and Melbourne. Select the currency you need, specify the amount, and choose your preferred payment method. For online purchases, you can have the currency delivered to your doorstep or opt for in-store pickup at one of our 15 collection points.

S Money offers a wide range of currencies, including popular options like USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, and CAD, as well as many other currencies. Please visit our website or contact our customer service for a complete list of available currencies.

Delivery times may vary depending on your location. Typically, orders are processed and shipped within 1-2 business days, and delivery can take an additional 1-3 business days. We recommend placing your order in advance to ensure you receive your currency on time.

Yes, once your order is shipped, you will receive a tracking number via email. You can use this number to track the delivery status of your currency order.

S Money offers competitive rates with transparent pricing and no hidden fees or commissions. The rate you see is the rate you get.

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You can buy foreign currency in Australia from S Money either online through our website or by visiting our branches in Sydney and Melbourne. Our online platform allows you to order currency from the comfort of your home, and you can choose between home delivery or in-store pickup.

You can buy Indonesian currency (IDR) from currency exchange services like S Money, banks, travel money specialists, and some post offices.

It's often better to exchange a portion of your cash in Australia to have some IDR on hand upon arrival. For larger amounts, you may find better rates in Bali, especially in reputable exchange offices.

The best place to exchange dollars for IDR is at reputable currency exchange services like S Money, which offers competitive rates and secure transactions. Read our blog on the best places to buy IDR in Australia.

While some tourist areas and larger establishments might accept AUD, using IDR for most transactions is advisable to avoid unfavorable exchange rates.

It's a good idea to bring some AUD cash to Bali for initial expenses and then exchange it for IDR at a reputable exchange service.

The amount of cash to bring to Bali depends on your planned expenses. It is always handy to have cash on hand for tipping, if your card doesn't work, for markets, tours and shops and venues that are'nt set up for cards.  It's recommended to have a mix of cash and cards and use ATMs or exchange services for additional cash.

The amount of AUD to take to Bali varies based on your budget and the length of your stay. Consider your accommodation, meals, transportation, and activities when estimating your expenses.

You can buy Bali currency (IDR) in Australia from currency exchange services like S Money, banks, and travel money specialists.

The best place to buy Bali money (IDR) is at reputable currency exchange services like S Money, which offer competitive rates and secure transactions.

The currency used in Bali is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). The Indonesian Rupiah is used across Indonesia including the main islands of Java, Kalimantan, Sumatera, Sulawesi and the thousands of islands surrounding. Indonesia is the only country which uses IDR. The value of the Rupiah has declined over the years, which means your travel wallet will likely be in the millions. You'll have to get used to this because Indonesia relies heavily on cash, especially on the islands, where you'll need cash to pay for most things.

Find out more about the Indonesian Rupiah in our Indonesia Travel Money Guide.

While some tourist areas and larger establishments might accept AUD, using IDR for most transactions is generally recommended.