Indonesia currency

Code Currencies AUD AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR BND BRUNEI DOLLAR CAD CANADIAN DOLLAR CHF SWISS FRANC CNH CHINA YUAN CNY CHINA YUAN DKK DANISH KRONE EUR EURO GBP BRITISH POUND HKD HONGKONG DOLLAR JPY JAPANESE YEN KRW KOREAN WON KWD KUWAITI DINAR LAK LAOTIAN KIP MYR MALAYSIAN RINGGIT NOK NORWEGIAN KRONE NZD NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR PGK PAPUA N.G. KINA PHP PHILIPPINES PESO SAR SAUDI ARABIAN RIYAL SEK SWEDISH KRONA SGD SINGAPORE DOLLAR THB THAI BAHT USD US DOLLAR VND VIETNAMESE DONG Currencies Value Sell Buy Graph AUD 1 10,242.09 10,138.68 BND 1 11,188.88 11,076.72 CAD 1 11,270.33 11,154.84 CHF 1 16,621.72 16,449.03 CNH 1 2,097.74 2,076.75 CNY 1 2,099.73 2,078.64 DKK 1 2,182.14 2,160.11 EUR 1 16,264.19 16,096.40 GBP 1 19,006.43 18,814.32 HKD 1 1,918.46 1,899.30 JPY 100 10,630.51 10,522.49 KRW 1 11.74 11.62 KWD 1 48,888.99 48,386.75 LAK 1 0.82 0.81 MYR 1 3,243.57 3,207.14 NOK 1 1,410.59 1,395.89 NZD 1 9,283.95 9,185.62 PGK 1 4,219.98 4,066.47 PHP 1 268.41 265.69 SAR 1 4,004.62 3,964.56 SEK 1 1,400.79 1,386.45 SGD 1 11,188.88 11,076.72 THB 1 431.67 427.13 USD 1 15,017.72 14,868.28 VND 1 0.64 0.63

Note that although the currency code for the rupiah is IDR, the notation in the country itself is a bit different. Once you’re in Indonesia, you’ll see the symbol Rp on prices; this means the same thing as IDR. Read on for the denominations of the rupiah, other essential information, and lesser-known facts to help you understand Indonesia’s currency. Further reading Rupiah banknotes and coins: A closer look at Indonesia’s money Indonesian rupiah banknotes include Rp 1,000, Rp 2,000, Rp 5,000, Rp 10,000, Rp 50,000, Rp 75,000 (issued in 2020), and Rp 100,000. Though 100,000 rupiahs might sound like a lot, the currency isn’t especially strong when compared to the U.S. dollar; 1 Indonesian rupiah isn’t worth much as compared to other currencies. Over a Rupiah bills are distinguishable not only by their numerical value but also by their size and color. Coins are also available. They come in denominations of Rp 25, Rp 50, Rp 100, Rp 200, Rp 500, and Rp 1,000. Due to the currency’s value, there are no 1 IDR coins. Currency exchange rates fluctuate constantly, but in the early 2020s, Rp 1,000 has been worth far less than 1 USD — usually only a few cents. The Rp 1,000 bill is mainly used as change and has largely been replaced by coins. Rp 2,000 is a typical parking fee, and Rp 5,000 can get you a bottle of water at a market. A brief history of the Indonesian rupiah The term “rupiah” comes from the Sanskrit word rupyakam, which translates to silver. (Other currencies, like the Firs...

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Indonesian Rupiah The rupiah (IDR) is the currency that is used in Indonesia. The origins of the rupiah go back to a Hindu word for silver, rupiya. The rupiah is also used as the official currency of many of the islands that surround Indonesia, such as the Riau islands and parts of New Guinea. The rupiah has always been a currency that has experienced high rates of inflation, and a rupiah today equals about 0.000075 USD. The rupiah wasn’t used as official tender until 1945, after the Japanese occupation of the country.