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Plan your trip to China efficiently

Visiting Beijing, Shanghai or Guangzhou? Plan your budget in advance in Chinese RMB. While cards are accepted in hotels and shopping malls, cash remains essential for taxis, street food, and local markets.

Reserve online to convert Australian Dollars to RMB before you go and secure the best rate. 

 

Exchange your AUD to RMB online to lock in the rate and avoid high tourist exchange fees in China. 

Practical tips for budgeting your trip

  • For a tourist in China, eating at a street food stall or local eatery will usually cost between ¥5 and ¥20 RMB per person, while eating at an average restaurant may range from ¥40 to ¥100 RMB.
  • Transport costs such as a metro ride in major cities like Beijing or Shanghai typically range from ¥3 to ¥6 RMB, while a short taxi ride within the city often costs around ¥10 to ¥25 RMB.
  • Coffee or tea in a café can cost between ¥20 and ¥40 RMB. Mid-range accommodation starts at around ¥250 to ¥500 RMB per night, depending on the city and season. 

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Here are some typical prices in China to help you plan your budget.

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¥5 - ¥20 RMB

Local stall or local eatery

transport

¥3 - ¥6 RMB

Transport costs

drink

¥20 - ¥40 RMB

Coffee or tea in a café

Some suggestions for your stay

  • Beijing: Explore the Great Wall, Forbidden City, and traditional hutongs. 
  • Shanghai: Enjoy The Bund skyline, Yu Garden, and bustling shopping streets. 
  • Xi’an: Discover the Terracotta Army and ancient city walls. 
  • Guilin: Famous for its karst mountains and Li River cruises. 
  • Chengdu: Visit the Giant Panda Breeding Research Base. 

Some facts about the Chinese RMB

Denominations of the Chinese RMB

The Renminbi (RMB), also known as the Chinese Yuan (CNY), is the official currency of China. When you convert AUD to RMB, you’ll receive notes widely used for everyday transactions. 

  • Banknotes: ¥1, ¥5, ¥10, ¥20, ¥50, ¥100 
  • Coins: 1 yuan, 5 jiao, 1 jiao

Travelling soon?

Here's how to easily reserve your currencies online

1. Choose your currency

Determine the amount of travel money you will need to enjoy your trip.

 2. Choose a date & a pick-up location

Collect your order from one of our exchange bureaus at major airports and city centre.

 3. Collect & pay

Pay upon pickup and enjoy
your trip.

FAQs about the Renminbi (RMB)

Here are some of the most common questions travellers ask when exchanging AUD to Chinese RMB.

The AUD to RMB exchange rate changes daily. Use our converter to check the latest rate and lock it in online with 0% commission.

It’s often cheaper to reserve online in Australia and collect your RMB at the airport or city branches — avoiding high tourist exchange rates in China.

The value of 100 AUD to RMB depends on the current market rate. Use our converter to see the latest exchange value. 

No, only the Chinese RMB is accepted. Exchange your AUD before departure or on arrival. 

Yes. With Prosegur Change, you can order RMB online and collect at branches in major Australian airports and city centers.

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Exchange currency AUD to RMB with Prosegur Change

Looking to convert AUD to RMB? Reserve your currency online, secure the current exchange rate AUD to RMB, and enjoy 0% commission.

 

Collect your travel money at any Prosegur Change bureau de change in airports and city centres across Australia.