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Best Place to Buy Fiji Dollars in New Zealand

Planning a Fijian escape — whether it's relaxing on white sand beaches, snorkelling coral reefs, or experiencing traditional village culture? You'll need Fiji Dollars in your wallet. Travel Money NZ makes it simple — order FJD online for Click & Collect, or visit one of our stores across New Zealand. With our Price Beat Guarantee, you can be confident you're getting a competitive rate on your Fiji currency.

Live NZD to FJD Exchange Rate

At Travel Money NZ, we show you real-time New Zealand Dollar to Fiji Dollar rates — giving you transparency and peace of mind. No guesswork, no hidden surprises, just the latest NZD to FJD conversion rate when you're ready to buy.

Where to Buy Fiji Dollars Near Me

Looking for Fiji Dollars near you? Travel Money NZ has convenient locations across New Zealand, so it's easy to grab FJD cash before you head to Fiji.

Thanks to our In Stock Promise, we'll always have Fiji Dollars ready in-store. On the rare chance we don't, you'll get $10 NZD off when you make a full deposit. Need your FJD fast? Take advantage of our same-day service with competitive rates and zero hidden fees.

How to Get a Great NZD to FJD Exchange Rate

Whether you're heading to Fiji for island hopping in the Yasawas, diving in the Mamanucas, or soaking up resort life in Denarau, getting the most from your Kiwi dollars starts with a strong New Zealand Dollar to Fiji Dollar exchange rate. At Travel Money NZ, we make it simple — with competitive rates, no hidden fees, and convenient exchange locations nationwide to get your Fiji Dollars sorted fast.

Lock In More Fiji Dollars with Our Price Beat Guarantee

Found a better published cash NZD to FJD rate in New Zealand? Show us, and we'll beat it — that's our Price Beat Guarantee. Available on in-store cash purchases, it's the easiest way to maximise your Fiji Dollars before you fly. Whether you're booking island tours, trying kava ceremonies, or shopping at local markets in Nadi, more FJD in your wallet means more Fiji currency for your travels.

Price Beat Guarantee applies to in-store FJD cash purchases only. Terms and conditions apply.

Cash rate

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Coins

Cents & dollars - 1c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, $1, $2

Banknotes

Dollars - $2, $5, $10, $20, $100, $500

Order Fiji Dollars Cash Online for Pickup

Prefer to collect your currency in person? Simply order your Fiji Dollars online and pick it up at one of our Travel Money NZ stores across New Zealand within 1 hour. You'll lock in your NZ to Fiji currency rate ahead of time and skip the hassle of airport exchanges or last-minute searches. Some locations even offer same-day pickup — perfect for those who love to plan but leave currency to the last minute.

Convert Fiji Dollars to NZD – Exchange After Your Trip

Back from Fiji with Fiji Dollars still in your wallet? Travel Money NZ makes it simple to convert FJD to NZD at competitive rates. Whether you've got a few notes left over or a larger amount to exchange, visit any of our stores across New Zealand for quick and reliable Fiji Dollar to New Zealand Dollar conversion. It's the easy way to turn your Fiji currency back into Kiwi dollars.

Buy Back Bonus

If you purchased your Fiji Dollars from Travel Money NZ before your trip, you could qualify for our Buy Back Bonus — giving you a better FJD to NZD exchange rate when you sell back your leftover currency. Just bring your original receipt, and we'll make sure you get extra value for your remaining Fiji Dollars.

Buy Back Bonus applies to in-store cash purchases only. Terms and conditions apply.

How to get the most out of your Fiji Dollars

Here are some tips to travel Fiji on a budget...

Local Eats - Feast on local delights like kokoda (fresh fish in coconut milk), lovo (a traditional underground feast), and tasty roti with curry, all for a fraction of the price you'd pay at tourist spots—just head to the local markets and food stalls!
Budget Stays – Skip the fancy resorts and dive into local guesthouses, beachfront hostels, or even try camping under the stars! More money for cocktails!
Local Rides – Forget taxis! Hop on a local bus or minivan to get around—cheaper, more fun, and you get to see real Fiji!
Free Fun – Why pay when beach days, snorkeling, and exploring local villages are totally free? Fiji’s natural beauty is the best part—no ticket needed!
Convert NZD to FJD with Travel Money NZ and ensure every Fijian dollar takes you further.

All about Fiji currency

A quick guide to money in Fiji

Money in Fiji? Let’s dive in! The Fijian Dollar (FJD), symbolized as FJ$, is the currency that keeps the islands humming. The Fiji Dollar replaced the British Fijian pound after Fiji gained independence in 1970, and like many modern currencies, the notes are made from polymer, so they're waterproof and tough enough to survive Fiji's tropical weather (perfect for when you're at the beach and your wallet takes a swim).

Fiji Dollars (FJD) currency banknotes laid out in a repeating playful pattern with a green plane, green umbrella, and frangipani flower for Travel Money Oz.

Fijian notes and coins

As with other dollars, Fijian dollars ($) are divided into 100 cents (c).

Fiji coins come in 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, $1 and $2 denominations. Banknotes are available in $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 denominations.

While there were 50c, $1 and $2 notes in the past, these have all been respectively replaced by coins of the same values.

Fun facts about Fiji cash

Fiji’s banknotes are vibrant and feature tropical themes, like palm trees, beaches, and sea turtles, showcasing the country’s stunning natural beauty.
Fiji coins were originally made to match the relevant Australian coins. However, the designs and compositions have since varied.
Fiji’s currency is made from polymer, making it waterproof and resistant to wear—perfect for those beach days when your cash might take a dip!

Travel Money Trivia - Fiji edition

The FJD has been the official Fijian currency since 1969, when it replaced the Fijian pound.
From 2013 onwards, Fijian banknotes have been printed with depictions of native flora and fauna rather than portraits of Queen Elizabeth II. Some of the plants and animals featured aren’t found natively anywhere else in the world!
Many businesses in Fiji happily accept US dollars – could be handy if you’ve got some leftover cash from a trip to the States!
Fiji’s economy is highly dependent on tourism. The county welcomes close to 800,000 international visitors every year.