Post Office exchange rates

Today's latest Post Office travel money exchange rates, updated 32 seconds ago at 2:55am

The Post Office have 55 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 703 reviews. Read more on our Post Office reviews page.

Anne Hollingsworth

No display board with exchange rates, no ID asked for and VERY poor exchange rate. This was an emergency purchase coupled with temperatures forecast to be over 30 degrees and I didn’t have the time to order my Euros in advance (or the inclination [...]

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HB

I got a PO travel card only because the Thomas cook one stopped. It has been useful on holidays being multiple currencies but my question is- How can the exchange rate be better getting cash from the PO rather than them pressing a button to tran [...]

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Michael

Purchased 380 euros today. cost me £361. I saw on the receipt 5 minutes later it was at a rate of 1.05! so I went straight back and asked if I could have it converted back and I'll buy online. the post office rang the refund department and they told [...]

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