NZD to IDR Currency Exchange

Exchange Rates

We update our exchange rates daily to offer our customers the most competitive rates. By booking your foreign currency online, you can be sure of getting the best deal. 

Quick and easy

Exchanging currencies has never been easier: simply reserve the currency of your choice and visit one of our exchange offices to collect your travel money. 

Locations

Visit our New Zealand branches in Auckland and Queenstown or come to our exchange bureau at Wellington airport to collect your currency before you leave. 

Customer service

We work hard every day to satisfy travellers from all over the world. Enjoy quality customer service when you book your foreign currency with Prosegur Change. 

1. Lower Exchange Rates

By booking your Indonesian rupiahs (IDR) on our website, you secure your NDZ to IDR exchange rate and benefit from 0% commission. You guarantee a foreign exchange at the best price to make the most out of your trip to Indonesia. 

2. Immediate Access to Cash

Indonesia is highly relying on cash and you will need to carry IDR with you when arriving in the country. By exchanging NZD to IDR before travelling, you make sure you'll have all the travel money you need and avoid ATM fees.

3. Peace of Mind

You might arrive in Indonesia late at night and, therefore, would like to go straight to your hotel to relax. Exchanging NZD to IDR before your trip is perfect for a smooth arrival.  

Coins and Banknotes

Indonesian coins in circulation are:

• 50 IR 
• 100 IDR
• 200 IDR
• 500 IDR
• 1,000 IDR

Indonesian banknotes are:

• 1,000 IDR
• 2,000 IDR
• 5,000 IDR
• 10,000 IDR
• 50,000 IDR
• 75,000 IDR
• 100,000 IDR

How much IDR should I bring to Indonesia?

The amount of IDR that you should bring with you when travelling to Indonesia depends on many factors, such as:

• length of your stay
• planned activities
• spending habits

However, here are some general guidelines which could help you budget your trip to Indonesia.

Cash vs Card payment

Cash is King in Indonesia in many situations. It is therefore mandatory to bring IDR in cash when travelling in Indonesia. 

Even though some places accept card payment, you will have to use cash for taxis and local transports, to access some tourist attractions, to tip or if you're travelling to rural areas and smaller towns. 

Bargaining is also a thing in Indonesia, and it will be much easier for you to get a cheaper price if you're planning to pay by cash.

It is easy to find ATMs in Indonesia, but they usually have low withdrawal limits which can put you in tricky situation. They can also apply $3 - $10 fees on every transaction.

Therefore, bringing cash with you is a great solution to be more flexible and enjoy your stay smoothly. 

Daily budget estimates

Life in Indonesia can be fairly cheap if you stick to local restaurants or avoid the more touristy attractions. You can also opt for public transport to get around and save on your budget. 

On average, it is estimated that the daily budget of a tourist travelling to Indonesia varies between $20 and $100. 

You'll be at the lower end of the scale if you opt for youth hostels, local restaurants and free or low-tourist activities, while public transport and scooter hire are also good ways of getting around. 

On the other hand, you'll be in the high bracket if you choose to dine in restaurants serving Western cuisine, opt for tourist activities and book private drivers for your trips. 

How much cash should I bring with me?

It's highly advised to bring IDR with you when travelling to Indonesia. You can exchange your travel money from one of our bureau de change to make sure you enjoy the best exchange rates and have enough IDR when arriving in Indonesia. 

We usually advise travellers to carry IDR 500,000 - IDR 1,000,000 (NZD 50 - NZD 100) to have enough cash to cover your taxi from the airport, an international SIM card, some snacks and expenses upon arrival.