Post Office exchange rates

Today's latest Post Office travel money exchange rates, updated 58 seconds ago at 10:25pm

The Post Office have 56 currencies in stock and ready to order now. Buy online and get your currency delivered securely to your door, or collect your order from one of over 11,000 Post Office Bureau de Change branches across the UK.

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Post Office travel money rates

These are the latest Post Office exchange rates available right now. You must buy or reserve your currency online to guarantee these rates or you may be given a lower rate in-store.

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Travel money order limits and fees

The Post Office have a minimum order value of £400 for in-store collection and £400 for home delivery. The maximum amount you can order is £2,500 for collection and £2,500 for delivery. Delivery is free for orders over £500, otherwise a £4.99 delivery charge will apply.

Travel money for in-store collection
Minimum order amount£400
Maximum order amount£2,500
Surcharge for payment by debit cardNone
Surcharge for payment by credit cardNone
Travel money for home delivery
Minimum order amount£400
Maximum order amount£2,500
Minimum order amount for free delivery£500
Delivery charge for orders under free delivery amount£4.99
Surcharge for payment by debit cardNone
Surcharge for payment by credit cardNone

Latest Post Office reviews

Our users have rated the Post Office Poor in 695 reviews. Read more on our Post Office reviews page.

Poor

Poor overall from staff knowledge to the absolute rip off on exchange rate, simple to use however but on returning & converting back to GBP speechless I'd have cheaper using my debit card ... this customer shan't be returning...lost more than I spent

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Mark Howard

Loaded 150 euros onto one of these cards at a poor exchange rate came home with 105 euros still on it changed it back to sterling and only received £72 what a rip off never again !

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Stephen

I agree with the majority of the posts regarding the exchange rate offered by the Post Office. They will argue that the rate is not set by them, but the card has Post Office written all over it! The user will reasonably conclude that the Ts and Cs [...]

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