Where do I exchange any foreign currency I’ve got leftover from my trip?
Last Updated: 01 Jul 2021
ASB stopped buying and selling foreign notes on 2nd July 2021. If you need foreign cash services, you can take your foreign notes to a foreign currency exchange business.
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