Convert NZD to SEK Exchange Rate
Best Place to Buy Swedish Krona in New Zealand
Planning a Swedish adventure? Whether you're exploring Stockholm's cobblestone streets, island hopping through the archipelago, experiencing the Northern Lights in Lapland, discovering Swedish design and museums, enjoying traditional fika culture, or visiting the famous Ice Hotel, you'll want some Swedish Krona sorted before you go.
Travel Money NZ makes it simple. Visit one of our stores across New Zealand. With our Price Beat Guarantee, you're getting a competitive rate on your Sweden currency.
Where to Buy Swedish Krona Near Me
Looking for Swedish Krona near you? Travel Money NZ has stores nationwide, making it simple to get SEK cash before your flight.
Need SEK fast? Same-day service available with competitive rates and no hidden fees.
Sweden is card-friendly — digital payments are widely accepted across cities and most tourist areas. But having some SEK cash is still smart for smaller cafés, markets, food stalls, rural areas, and cash-preferred vendors.
How to Get a Great NZD to SEK Exchange Rate
Sweden is a beautiful but premium destination — accommodation, dining, and attractions can add up. A strong NZD to SEK exchange rate means more Kronor in your pocket for experiences, meals, transport, and Swedish adventures.
At Travel Money NZ, we offer competitive NZD to SEK rates, zero hidden fees, and convenient locations nationwide.
More Swedish Krona means more for Stockholm adventures, Northern Lights tours, archipelago cruises, Swedish fika, and the unforgettable moments that make Sweden worth every krona.
Lock In More Swedish Krona with Our Price Beat Guarantee
Found a better published cash NZD to SEK rate in New Zealand? Show us, and we'll beat it.
Our Price Beat Guarantee applies to in-store cash purchases — the easiest way to maximise your Swedish Krona before you fly.
More SEK means more krona for Swedish experiences and Scandinavian memories.
Price Beat Guarantee applies to in-store Swedish Krona cash purchases only. Terms and conditions apply.
Cash rate
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*Online rate not available in store
Card rate
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Code
SEK
Symbol
kr
Coins
kr1, kr5, kr10
Banknotes
kr20, kr50, kr100, kr200, kr500
Convert Swedish Krona to NZD – Exchange After Your Trip
Back from Sweden with SEK left over? We'll buy it back at competitive rates.
Whether it's unused cash from Stockholm, leftover Kronor from your Lapland adventure, or extra currency from exploring Gothenburg and Malmö, just bring it to any Travel Money NZ store — no appointment needed.
Buy Back Bonus
Purchased your Swedish Krona from Travel Money NZ before your trip? You could qualify for our Buy Back Bonus — a better SEK to NZD exchange rate when you sell back leftover currency.
Just bring your original receipt and we'll give you extra value for your remaining Kronor.
Buy Back Bonus applies to in-store cash purchases only. Terms and conditions apply.
Holiday Budget Calculator
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How to save money while in Sweden
Exploring Sweden doesn’t have to blow your budget.
Here are some travel tips to save money while on holiday!
- Travel during spring or autumn for better deals on flights and accommodation. These months are quieter, offering more affordable options and fewer tourists, especially before the high season begins in June.
- Dining out? Switch pricey restaurants for food halls serving traditional delights like herring and lingonberry jam, and try budget-friendly Swedish street food like kottbullar (Swedish meatballs), tunnbrodsrulle (flatbread wraps), and smörgås (open-faced sandwiches).
- Use Sweden’s world-class public transport to zip around in style. Trains, buses, and the metro in cities like Stockholm and Gothenburg offer budget-friendly options to get around.
- Take advantage of free attractions like the charming streets of Gamla Stan (the Old Town) in Stockholm, or hikes through Sweden’s serene forests. You can also take a stroll along Monteliusvägen for stunning views, or exploring Djurgården island – all without paying entry fees.
- Convert NZD to SEK with Travel Money NZ and stretch your Krona for maximum Scandi-style adventures.
All about Swedish currency
A quick guide to money in Sweden
From the cobbled streets of Gamla Stan to the serene beauty of Lapland, SEK is your ticket to explore everything this Scandinavian wonderland offers. Let us handle your currency exchange so you can focus on fika, forests, fabulous adventures, and all the magic Sweden has to offer.
Swedish notes and coins
It’s pretty unlikely you’ll come across any öre coins – they were discontinued in September 2010.
Since then, there have only been 3 coins in circulation, worth kr1, kr5 and kr10 a piece.
There are only 5 notes beyond that, valued at kr20, kr50, kr100, kr200 and kr500.
Fun facts about Swedish cash
- The 20 SEK note stars Astrid Lindgren, creator of Pippi Longstocking, with imagery of lush Småland forests.
- The 50 SEK note honours opera diva Birgit Nilsson, while the 100 SEK showcases Carl Linnaeus, the father of taxonomy.
- The 500 SEK note pays tribute to Dag Hammarskjöld, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, with scenic views of Lapland.
Travel Money Trivia - Sweden edition
- Like a number of currencies around the world, the ‘krona’ translates to ‘crown’ in English.
- A lot of Swedes are cashless – they have enough faith in their electronic systems that they never carry cash.
- The krona is perhaps even more travelled than you – sitting as the 11th most traded currency in the world.
- The Swedish Krona (SEK) has been Sweden’s official currency since 1873, when it replaced the Riksdaler as part of the Scandinavian Monetary Union.
Good to know
- Make sure to declare anything greater than 10,000 euros (or the equivalent across any currencies) on your way into Sweden.
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