Post Office Exchange Rates

Today's latest Post Office travel money exchange rates
Travel Money rates: Post Office

Post Office offers 52 currencies in stock, ready to order today.

Post Office

Post Office offer relatively competitive rates, 0% commission, and next-day delivery on holiday money exchange.

Payment Options

Debit or Credit card

Address

Great West House, Great West Road, Brentford, London, TW8 9DF

Popular Currencies

The Post Office Euro rate today (Friday, March 7, 2025) is 1.1617.
The Post Office US Dollar rate today (Friday, March 7, 2025) is 1.2544.

Order Limits and Fees

Minimum order amount for delivery £400
Minimum order amount for free delivery £500
Maximum order amount for delivery £2,500
Collection available Yes
Debit card charge NA
Credit card charge NA

Post Office Are Rated: Poor

2 stars

Frequently Asked Questions

The Post Office is a convenient option for buying travel money, as they have branches across most UK high streets. However, their exchange rates are not always the most competitive. It’s always a good idea to compare exchange rates to see who is offering the best deal before purchasing.

The Post Office provides similar exchange rates compared to high-street banks, but they are often not the best available. It’s always a good idea to compare exchange rates to see who is offering the best deal before purchasing.

Yes, you can order travel money online from the Post Office and have it delivered to your home via Royal Mail Special Delivery. The rates you find online are generally better than you will find in store so it is worth ordering in advance, this also ensures that your currency is in stock and available.

Delivery typically takes 1-2 working days, depending on when you place your order. You can select a preferred delivery date at checkout.

Yes, you can order travel money online and collect it from a participating Post Office branch. Walk-in purchases are also available, Note though, rates you find online are generally better than you will find in store so it is worth ordering in advance, this also ensures that your currency is in stock and available.

It’s not required, but it is advisable, pre-ordering ensures the currency you need is available and may help secure a better exchange rate.

No, the Post Office does not charge commission, but their exchange rates include a margin. It’s always a good idea to check and compare exchange rates to make sure you’re getting the best value for your money.

Yes, the Post Office offers a buyback service where you can exchange unused travel money back into pounds. However, buyback rates are usually lower than the rates offered when purchasing currency, so it’s worth comparing providers before selling back your money.

No, the Post Office only buys back foreign banknotes. Coins are not accepted for exchange.

Yes, you can use a credit card to buy travel money, but your card provider may treat it as a cash advance, which could result in extra fees and higher interest rates. Consider checking if using a debit card or bank transfer offers better value.

Many Post Office branches are open on Saturdays, and some are open on Sundays, but opening hours vary by location. Check with your local branch before visiting.

If you miss your delivery, Royal Mail will leave a card with instructions on how to reschedule delivery or collect your currency from a local sorting office.

No, once an order has been placed, it cannot be cancelled or changed due to exchange rate fluctuations. Make sure to review your order carefully before confirming payment.

Yes, the Post Office is a convenient choice for last-minute travel money, as they have many high-street locations. However, their exchange rates are not always the best, so if you have time, compare rates from different providers to find the best deal or at lease order form the post office online first and collect in store. It will generally secure a better exchange rate and ensure your travel money is available when you go to collect it.
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