Compare Exchange Rates to Buy Danish Krone (DKK)
Finding the best deal to buy Danish Krone (DKK) can be difficult because every company has different exchange rates and fees. That’s where we help you. We bring together all your options, highlight the fees and rates per provider, and show you the best possible deals.
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Where to buy Danish krone in Australia?
You can buy Danish krone (DKK) from lots of places in Australia that offer currency exchange. It is a popular currency to exchange to Australian dollars. Places you can make cash transactions and buy Danish krone include online, in-store at money exchangers, banks, Australia Post and the airport.
To find out exactly where you can buy Danish krone, you can use our handy city and suburb guides, just click on the links below:
What currency is used in Denmark?
Krone is the currency used in Denmark and is represented by the symbol kr.
Notes: 50kr, 100kr, 200kr, 500kr and 1,000kr
Coins: 50 øre, 1kr, 2kr, 5kr,10 kr, and 20kr
Danish banknotes have different colours, 50kr is grey, 100kr is yellow, 200₫ is green, 500kr is blue and 1000kr is red.
What type of travel money should I take to Denmark?
Cards are popular in Denmark. When paying for meals, in shops and accommodation, debit cards, credit cards, will be accepted as well as cash. Keep smaller notes to pay for tips and transport.
When is the best time to buy Danish krone?
Find the best time to buy Danish krone with Australian dollars with our rate tracker. It keeps track of the DKK to AUD or AUD to DKK exchange rate and emails you when the exchange rate gets to the rate you chose to buy Danish krone.
The dkk to aud exchange rate average is close to 0.20, over the past 10 years. The high was in 0.25 in mid 2020 and the low was 0.15 in mid 2012. Currently it's 0.21, so Kr100,000 could buy you $21 at the best exchange rate.
The aud to dkk exchange rate average is close to 5, over the past 10 years. The high was 6.40 in mid 2012 and the low was in early 2020 at 3.95. Currently it's 4.63, so $100 could buy you Kr463 at the best exchange rate.
How to buy Danish krone in Australia?
Buying Danish krone in Australia is relatively easy.
- Take your valid photo id (driver’s license or passport) with you.
- Bring your preferred payment method. Most places accept cash, debit card and credit card to pay for your Danish krone.
- Ask for the Danish krone amount and the money exchanger will let you know how much Australian dollars you need to pay.
- Make your payment in Aussie dollars and receive your Danish krone.
Our most frequently asked questions
Why should I choose The Currency Shop?
Many people are not aware of the true cost of transferring money. But it is pretty standard to lose up to 8% of your money each time you transfer money internationally, depending on your method. We think this is far too much. That’s why we help you find the best way to transfer your money and avoid those costly hidden fees and charges. And it works. On average, we save our customers $4,000 each year.
How does it work?
It’s pretty simple. Whether you need travel money or would like to transfer money overseas we just need a little info to point you in the right direction. First, you tell us what you are looking for then we compare hundreds of providers to find the best deal for your current situation. We’ll highlight all the available options and recommend the best one for you. You can then decide which option you prefer, and click through to their site to secure the deal.
Is it safe?
Yes. The Currency Shop holds an Australian Financial Services Licence (462269) and is a member of the Financial Ombudsman Service. We closely vet our providers and only partner with the largest, safest and most trusted money transfer companies in the world. That just makes sense.
What does it cost?
The Currency Shop does not charge you. Instead, we receive a referral fee from the banks and money transfer companies that we are partnered with. This does not affect the price you pay.
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