Exchange Australian Dollars to Indian Rupees, from the comfort of your home
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What you need to know about the currency Indian Rupee
The Indian rupee (symbol: ₹) is the official currency of India. The Reserve Bank of India has been issuing the currency of India since 1957, when the country adopted a decimal monetary system to convert one rupee into 100 paise. The ISO code for the rupee is INR.
The denominations of the banknotes in India are 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 500, and 1000 rupees. Currently, Indian banknotes feature the image of the leader of India's independence, Mahatma Gandhi, and were issued between the year 2016 and 2019.
Regarding the currencies, the Indian rupees in circulation have a value of 1, 2, and 5 rupees and 10 and 50 paise. In 2011, India withdrew the 20 paise coins from circulation. All the obverses of Indian coins contain an Indian national symbol.
India or India is the name by which the Republic of India is known, and both are accepted, although the correct usage is India. The rupee is recognised by different names depending on the area of the country where you are located: rupaya, roopayi, rubai or ropa.
The currency of India is one of the most used in the world as more than 1.4 billion Indians use it daily and the country is one of the most important economies in the world in terms of its GDP.
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*The banknotes and coins correspond to the newest issued series and are for reference. Colours may vary and there may be more designs than those shown.
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What is the best exchange rate from Australian dollars to Indian rupees?
The exchange rates of Indian rupees fluctuate and change daily. You can check the exchange rate of the day on the information panel of our calculator by selecting the exchange rate from Australian dollars to Indian rupees or at any of the Global Exchange offices.
Will I be charged a commission for changing my Australian dollars into Indian Rupee?
No, Global Exchange does not charge any commissions or fees for exchanging Australian dollars to Indian Rupee. All transactions (at the offices or online) worth AUD 1,000 or above are fee-free. We only have a small margin, which is lower when you change your currency online than when you change it in person at the airport.
Do I get the same Australian dollar to Indian Rupee exchange rate in this website or in any of your offices?
No, the Australian dollar to Indian Rupee exchange rate that applies to orders placed on the Global Exchange website in Australia is more advantageous to you than at the airport offices. This ensures you get the best exchange rates online. If you need more information or have any questions, please contact our contact form.
How will I be delivered the Indian Rupee I ordered online?
After placing your Click & Collect order online, you can collect it from our offices at Sydney Airport. As well as getting the best exchange rate for your online exchange (more travel cash for the same price), this service saves you time and reduces anxiety, as you'll have the currency you need ready for your trip abroad.
Why does the Australian dollar to Indian Rupee exchange rate seem cheaper and more attractive in the Internet than in exchange businesses?
The Indian Rupee exchange rates shown in Internet currency converters are for currency wholesalers (foreign exchange transactions for financial and international trade companies), not for the public. Those cheaper rates are for the foreign exchange, not for currency exchange operations in cash.
What is the difference between foreign exchange and currency exchange?
Foreign exchange (Forex, for short) is the market that establishes the value of the currencies in which international transactions will be performed, at a wholesale level. Currency exchange, on the other hand, is the market in which individual currencies are sold in retail on a certain price depending on demand. Currency exchange entails cash transactions, thus adding logistic costs, and therefore their exchange rates are somewhat “worse” than the Forex rates, which only move money between accounts.
What is the difference of changing my Australian dollars to Indian Rupee with you or at a bank?
Banks charge margins and commissions, and you will have to go twice: to order the money and to pick it up. At Global Exchange you can place your foreign currency order online and pick up your foreign currency order at the airport before boarding.
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