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Want to Convert Solomon Islands Dollar to Australian Dollars?

So, you have landed back in Melbourne from the Solomon Islands? And have Solomon Islands Dollars leftover? You’re not sure where to find the best exchange rates and pay no service fees?

Danesh Exchange is your one-stop shop to convert your Solomon Islands Dollars back to Australian Dollars. We exchange SBD to AUD—or AUD to SBD—at the best rates in Melbourne and charge $0 commission or fees. If you’re a student or pensioner, we offer even better rates to help you save even more money.

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Danesh Exchange is Melbourne’s leading currency dealer. Unlike the banks, our focus is only on currency conversions. If you need to buy/sell SBD, we are the go to currency dealer.

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Australian Dollars to Solomon Islands Dollar

The Solomon Islands Dollar is the official currency of the Solomon Islands and is used throughout the country.

You may hear locals casually refer to it as “dollar” in conversation. Coins and smaller denominations are less commonly used for large payments, while banknotes are the primary form of currency. Coins come in 1, 2, and 5 dollars, and banknotes start from 10 dollars upwards.

Tipping is not mandatory in the Solomon Islands, but it is appreciated in restaurants and hotels. Portion sizes are generally generous, so you’re unlikely to feel short-changed when dining out.

More info on Solomon Islands Dollar

The Solomon Islands Dollar (SBD) comes in several denominations. Coins are available in 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, and 50 cents, and $1, while banknotes come in $2, $5, $10, $20, and $50. Coins are commonly used for small purchases, so it’s helpful to keep them organized, and having your banknotes sorted by value can make paying for things quicker and easier.