Compare Exchange Rates to Buy New Caledonia CFP Franc (XPF)

Because every company has different rates to buy New Caledonia CFP Franc (XPF) with Australian dollars, finding the best deal can be a minefield. We bring together all your options, highlight the fees and rates per money exchange, and show you the best possible deals.

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Where to buy New Caledonia CFP Franc in Australia?

You can buy New Caledonia CFP Franc (XFP) from a few places in Australia that offer currency exchange. It is a rarer currency to exchange to Australian dollars. Places you can make cash transactions and buy New Caledonia CFP Franc include online, in-store at money exchangers, banks, Australia Post and the airport.

To find out exactly where you can buy New Caledonia CFP Franc, you can use our handy city and suburb guides, just click on the links below:

What currency is used in New Caledonia?

Francs is the currency used in New Caledonia and is represented by the symbol F.

Notes: 500F, 1,000F, 5,000F and 10,000F

Coins: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100

New Caledonia coins are called centimes and 100 centimes make a franc.

New Caledonian banknotes have different colours, 500F is green, 1,000F is brown, 5,000F is blue and 10,000F is red.

Where else can I use XPF?

Aside from New Caledonia, the XPF franc is the currency used in the French overseas collectivities of French Polynesia, Wallis and Futuna. They are in the South Pacific Ocean to the east of Australia. Find out more about New Caledonia in this handy brief overview.

CFP Franc is the currency in New Caledonia. It is also used in other south pacific islands of French Polynesia, Wallis and Futuna.

When is the best time to buy New Caledonia CFP Franc?

Get good exchange rates for your pacific franc for your travel money when you use our rate tracker.

Find the best time to buy New Caledonia CFP franc with Australian dollars with our rate tracker. It keeps track of the XFP to AUD or AUD to XFP exchange rate and emails you when the exchange rate gets to the rate you chose to buy New Caledonia CFP franc.

The xfp to aud exchange rate average is close to 1.44, over the past 10 years. The high was 1.88 in late 2019 and the low was 1.16 in mid 2012. Currently it's 1.63, so F100 could buy you A$163 at the best exchange rate.

The aud to xfp exchange rate average is close to 0.66, over the past 10 years. The high was 0.86 mid of 2012 and the low was 1.16 in late 2019. Currently it's 0.52, so $100 could buy you F61 at the best exchange rate.

 

How to buy New Caledonia CFP franc XFP in Australia?

How to buy New Caledonia franc at the money exchange for good exchange rates

Buying New Caledonia CFP franc in Australia is relatively easy.

  1. Take your valid photo id (driver’s license or passport) with you to the currency exchange outlet.
  2. Bring your preferred payment method. Most places accept cash, debit card and credit card to pay for your New Caledonia CFP franc.
  3. Ask for the New Caledonia CFP franc amount and the currency exchange will let you know how much Australian dollars you need to pay.
  4. Make your payment in Aussie dollars and receive your New Caledonia CFP franc.

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Last updated
February 4th, 2021