New places. Ready pockets.

Know your notes, plan your cash and make room for your next destination.

Where’s your next stop?

Pick a place. Get to know its currency.

A little knowledge goes a long way.

Practical cash planning, destination by destination.

SGD

Singapore

Singapore Dollar

Estimate SGD

What to carry

Plan some smaller Singapore-dollar notes for your first cash purchases. Keep a separate amount for the journey home.

Know your notes

For an everyday mix, ask about S$2, S$5, S$10, S$50 and S$100 notes. These are denominations, not a promise of branch stock.

Before you go

Write your budget in SGD and keep coins separate from your Malaysian ringgit. Ask about your preferred notes before collection.

Currency facts checked 11 November 2026. Monetary Authority of Singapore: circulation notes (opens in a new tab)

JPY

Japan

Japanese Yen

Estimate JPY

What to carry

Plan yen for the purchases you expect to make in cash. Leave space in your wallet for coins and keep a few smaller notes accessible.

Know your notes

Japan issues ¥1,000, ¥2,000, ¥5,000 and ¥10,000 notes. Ask the branch which denominations it can supply.

Before you go

Enter your budget in yen. A board quote per 100 JPY still applies to the full yen amount you enter; the calculator handles the unit.

Currency facts checked 11 November 2026. Bank of Japan: banknotes and coins (opens in a new tab)

THB

Thailand

Thai Baht

Estimate THB

What to carry

Plan baht for your first cash purchases and keep a small amount separate from the rest of your travel cash.

Know your notes

Thai banknote denominations include ฿20, ฿50, ฿100, ฿500 and ฿1,000. Ask about a mix that suits your plans.

Before you go

Check whether your quote is per 1 or per 100 THB before comparing rates. Choose THB in the estimator and enter the amount you need.

Currency facts checked 11 November 2026. Bank of Thailand: circulating banknotes (opens in a new tab)

IDR

Indonesia

Indonesian Rupiah

Estimate IDR

What to carry

Write your budget in full rupiah amounts and separate a few smaller notes for your first purchases.

Know your notes

The 2022 rupiah banknote series includes Rp1,000, Rp2,000, Rp5,000, Rp10,000, Rp20,000, Rp50,000 and Rp100,000.

Before you go

Take a moment to count the zeros. A quote per 1,000,000 IDR is a pricing unit, not the denomination of a note you will receive.

Currency facts checked 11 November 2026. Bank Indonesia: 2022 rupiah issue (opens in a new tab)

AUD

Australia

Australian Dollar

Estimate AUD

What to carry

Plan Australian dollars for the purchases you intend to make in cash. Keep your arrival budget separate so it is easy to find.

Know your notes

Australian banknotes come in A$5, A$10, A$20, A$50 and A$100 denominations.

Before you go

Use AUD when calculating your estimate; a dollar symbol alone can refer to several currencies. Ask which note sizes are available.

Currency facts checked 11 November 2026. Reserve Bank of Australia: banknotes (opens in a new tab)

GBP

United Kingdom

Pound Sterling

Estimate GBP

What to carry

Plan your cash budget in pounds sterling. Ask about smaller notes if you expect to make several small cash purchases.

Know your notes

Bank of England notes come in £5, £10, £20 and £50 denominations. This list describes Bank of England notes, not every UK issuer.

Before you go

Check unfamiliar notes with the issuer’s guidance and ask the branch about any notes you already have. Acceptance and exchange of older notes need checking before travel.

Currency facts checked 11 November 2026. Bank of England: current banknotes (opens in a new tab)

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