Check your exchange rate

You can check the foreign exchange rate we use for your income or assets.

If you get a reduced rate of pension due to your foreign income and assets, we’ll send you a letter in February each year. This will tell you the exchange rates we used for the past 12 months. You don’t need to do anything when you get this letter.

Current month rates

These are the rates of the most common foreign currencies we used this month.

CountryCurrencyFrom 2 June 2026
CanadaCAD1.0297
DenmarkDKK4.8065
European UnionEUR0.6349
Hong KongHKD5.8464
IndiaINR69.6125
JapanJPY118.9900
New ZealandNZD1.2577
NorwayNOK6.9433
PolandPLN2.7274
SwedenSEK6.9794
SwitzerlandCHF0.5856
ThailandTHB23.9800
TurkeyTRY34.5975
United Arab EmiratesAED2.7516
United KingdomGBP0.5482
United StatesUSD0.7394

Previous month rates

These are the rates of the most common foreign currencies we used last month.

CountryCurrencyFrom 1 May 2026
CanadaCAD1.0197
DenmarkDKK4.7800
European UnionEUR0.6313
Hong KongHKD5.8418
IndiaINR68.1482
JapanJPY119.41
New ZealandNZD1.2518
NorwayNOK6.9666
PolandPLN2.7167
SwedenSEK6.9068
SwitzerlandCHF0.5876
ThailandTHB23.8000
TurkeyTRY33.9459
United Arab EmiratesAED2.7502
United KingdomGBP0.5474
United StatesUSD0.7390

Less common currencies

To check less common currencies or rates used more than 2 months ago call our Older Australians Line.

Asking us to reassess

You can ask us to review an exchange rate if there’s more than 5% difference between both:

  • the rate we used
  • the actual rate an organisation or bank used to change your income or assets into Australian dollars.

You need to show us proof of that rate.

Contact numbers available on this page.

Centrelink older Australians line

Use this line if you’re an older Australian and need help with your Age Pension, Commonwealth Seniors Health Card, Pensioner Concession Card or another service.

Monday to Friday 8 am to 5 pm

There are other ways you may want to contact us.

Page last updated: 2 June 2026.
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