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Exchange YEN to AUD

 

Whether you’re a tourist in our beautiful country or have just come back from being a tourist in Japan, we want you to make the most of your travel money.

Visit any store to sell Yen for Aussie dollars at our special rate^. The experts will happily buy any* foreign banknote from you.

*We just ask that your banknotes are in reasonable condition. No rips or sticky tape, please.

How to exchange JPY to AUD with Travel Money Oz

Selling your YEN back to Travel Money Oz is quick and painless, we promise.

  1. Take your JPY out of your pocket
  2. Bring those notes to your nearest Travel Money Oz store and go through the buy rate of the day
  3. Sell your YEN for AUD
  4. Go on a spending spree (or buy more foreign currency for that next trip you just decided to take.

 

 

What is the JPY to AUD sell rate?

Due to fluctuating exchange rates and constantly changing conditions, the buy rate changes daily and will be different between Travel Money stores. For today’s JPY to AUD buy rate, simply contact your local Travel Money Oz store and we’ll be able to let you know.

Do you buy my Yen coins too?

Unfortunately we don’t buy back coins but there are a few cool things you can do with them instead of filling up a random glass with them or keeping them buried away.

Donate your leftover coins to charity:

We’re partnered with a UNICEF program called Small Change, Big Difference. This initiative collects unwanted foreign coins and uses them to protect and enrich the lives of children around the world.
Even a couple of coins can make a profound impact, allowing a child to survive and thrive. For example:

  • 1 UK penny = 1 day of clean drinking water.
  • 65 euro cents = a pencil and book for school.
  • 243 Thai baht = 20 doses of life-saving measles vaccine.

 

Donate your foreign coins to this program at any Travel Money Oz store and discover how your small change can make a big difference.

Do you know there are donation boxes at airports all over the world that collect your spare foreign coins and donate them to worthy charities? You probably don’t — according to finder.com.au’s research, less than 5 per cent of Australian travellers actually use them.
Airlines also accept leftover change on board and donate them to good causes.

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