Egyptian Pound (EGP)
The Egyptian Pound (EGP / E£) is Egypt’s official currency and is widely used throughout the country. Travellers to Egypt can save significantly by exchanging EGP at the right time, avoiding airport markups, and choosing a trusted money exchange provider with competitive rates.
What Is the Egyptian Pound (EGP)?
The Egyptian Pound (EGP / E£) is Egypt’s official currency and is widely used throughout the country. Travellers to Egypt can save significantly by exchanging EGP at the right time, avoiding airport markups, and choosing a trusted money exchange provider with competitive rates.
Thousands of travellers visit Egypt each year, making EGP a relevant currency for international travel.
Egyptian Pund History
The Egyptian Pound (EGP / E£) has a long and important history:
- Introduced in 1834, replacing the Egyptian piastre system
- Issued by the Central Bank of Egypt, the country’s central bank
- Serves as Egypt’s official legal tender
- Modern banknotes incorporate advanced security features to prevent counterfeiting
Currency code/Symbol
EGP / E£
Live rate : 1 EGP = 0.0356 AUD
Egyptian Pound
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Banknote Denominations
5 EGP, 10 EGP, 20 EGP, 50 EGP, 100 EGP, 200 EGP
Coin Denominations
25 piastres, 50 piastres, 1 EGP, 2 EGP, 5 EGP
Where to Buy Egyptian Pound in Australia?
If you’re wondering where to buy Egyptian Pound in Australia, you have three main options:
Banks
Banks offer EGP exchange, but they are rarely the cheapest option. Their rates often include higher margins and additional service fees. While convenient, banks generally do not offer the best AUD to EGP exchange rate.
Specialist Currency Exchange Providers
Specialist providers like Danesh Exchange offer:
- Better EGP exchange rates
- No hidden fees
- Fast, friendly service
- Reliable availability of EGP notes
Whether you’re travelling for business or leisure, Danesh Exchange makes it easy to buy EGP in Australia at a fair price.
Airport Kiosks
Airport currency exchange kiosks are convenient but expensive. Their rates typically include high margins, meaning travellers often pay significantly more for the same amount of EGP. It’s best to avoid exchanging money at airports.
Specialist currency providers like Danesh Exchange are one of the cheapest ways for buying currency. With competitive rates, no hidden fees, and fast service, making it easier for travellers and families to get the currency they need at a fair price anywhere in Australia.
Should I Buy EGP Now?
The best time to buy EGP is when the AUD to EGP exchange rate is favourable. Because rates fluctuate daily, monitoring small dips can help you save money.
Many travellers purchase EGP 1–2 weeks before departure to avoid lastminute airport rates and ensure they have cash ready upon arrival.
Why travellers prefer Danesh Exchange?
Travellers choose Danesh Exchange for:
Better
exchange rates
No
commission fees
Faster,
friendly service
Guaranteed
availability of EGP notes
More flexible
denominations
Tips for Getting the Best EGP Exchange Rate
Compare exchange rates before purchasing
Check multiple providers to see who’s offering the strongest EGP rate. Even small differences can add up when exchanging larger amounts
Choose providers with no hidden fees
Look for transparent pricing. A great rate means nothing if extra charges eat into your money.
Buy during favourable market dips
Exchange rates move daily. If you’re not in a rush, monitor the market and buy when the AUD strengthens.
Use trusted, well reviewed money exchangers
Reputation matters. Choose licensed, well‑reviewed providers to ensure safety, accuracy, and fair pricing.
Is It Safe to Buy Egyptian Pound in Australia?
Yes — as long as you use a licensed and reputable money exchange provider. Look for:
Transparent pricing
No commission fees
Verified customer reviews
FAQ
How can I get Egyptian Pound in Australia?
Danesh Exchange offers easy online ordering with 3,000+ Australia Post pickup locations or home delivery.
How much Egyptian Pound can I order?
You can order up to AUD 7,000 per transaction.
What denominations do Egyptian Pound notes come in?
Common notes include 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 Egyptian pounds. Danesh Exchange provides commonly used denominations for everyday spending.
What are the fees for buying Egyptian Pound?
No commission fees — you only pay the exchange rate. Delivery fees may apply depending on your chosen option.
Is the Egyptian Pound accepted outside the Egypt?
No. The Egyptian Pound is a domestic currency and is generally only accepted within Egypt.
Is it cheaper to exchange money in Australia or the Egypt?
Travellers often get better value by exchanging money in Australia, where rates are more transparent and regulated.
Can I sell leftover Egyptian Pound when I return to Australia?
Yes, you can sell your unused Egyptian Pound back to Australian Dollars. Get in touch with us.
Can I use Australian Egyptian Pound in the Egypt?
No — AUD is not accepted for everyday purchases in Egypt. It may be exchanged locally, often at less favourable rates.
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