Convert AUD to NOK Exchange Rate

You can load Norwegian Krone onto your Travel Money Card at any of the 90+ Travel Money Oz stores across Australia, or online from home. Whether you're preparing for a Norway holiday or need NOK loaded quickly, we make it easy. Use our store locator to find your nearest location and get your AUD to NOK sorted before takeoff.

The official Norway currency is the Norwegian Krone (NOK), often written as "kr" locally. You'll need Norwegian Krone for everyday expenses like food, transport, museum entry, and shopping. Norway is largely cashless, so loading NOK onto a Travel Money Card is the perfect solution for spending throughout your trip.

It's usually better to load Norwegian Krone onto your card in Australia before your trip. You can lock in the exchange rate, avoid inflated airport fees, and arrive in Norway ready to pay for transport or purchases. 

Norway is one of the most cashless societies in the world, with cards widely accepted everywhere. A Travel Money Card loaded with Norwegian Krone is ideal for your trip, as you can use it just like a local debit card. Physical cash is rarely needed, making digital currency the smartest and most convenient option for travelers.

No — Australian Dollars are not accepted in Norway. You'll need to convert your AUD to NOK before your trip. Loading Norwegian Krone onto your Travel Money Card in Australia offers better rates and more convenience than exchanging at Oslo Airport or local Norwegian exchange services.

This depends on your travel style and length of stay. Norway is one of Europe's most expensive destinations. For a week-long trip, budget travelers might need 3,000-5,000 NOK, while moderate spenders could require 5,000-10,000 NOK or more. The advantage of a Travel Money Card is you can load exactly what you need and reload if necessary.

Yes! If you need more Norwegian Krone during your trip or before you leave, you can reload your Travel Money Card online or at any Travel Money Oz store. This gives you flexibility and ensures you always have enough NOK for your Norway adventure.

"Krone" is the singular form and "kroner" is the plural form of Norway's currency. Both refer to the same currency (NOK). In English, both terms are commonly used interchangeably when talking about Norwegian money.

Yes, Norway is consistently ranked as one of the world's most expensive countries. Accommodation, dining out, alcohol, and transport can be significantly pricier than Australia. However, outdoor activities like hiking are often free, and supermarket groceries are reasonably priced. Budget accordingly and consider loading extra NOK onto your card to cover unexpected costs.

A Travel Money Card loaded with Norwegian Krone helps you avoid international transaction fees, poor exchange rates, and currency conversion charges that regular Australian bank cards often apply. You'll lock in your AUD to NOK rate before you travel, giving you better control over your budget and more value for your money.