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Buy and convert AUD to HKD (Hong Kong Dollars)

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It’s a points-earning, rate-locking, interest-free card.

When you load via the Qantas Pay app or website, you can lock in the exchange rate3 on up to 10 foreign currencies4 - including Hong Kong Dollars (HKD). Buying HKD before you head off will give you peace of mind that even if the rates move up or down while you’re away, your pre-loaded currencies won’t. Meaning you’ll always know exactly how much money you have available to spend for better budgeting abroad.

Check out today's rate below. The handy currency converter tool will tell you how much AU$1 will buy if you load HKD within the next four hours.3

Are you heading for Honkers? Then you’ll need to buy some Hong Kong Dollars (HKD) to make the most of your trip. Whether you’re spending sin (cents) or throwing down some serious Money with Honkies (dollars), nothing is done by halves in Hong Kong. Jump a tram and take in the views at Victoria Peak, experience the legendary Temple Street Night Market or simply shop up a storm. The city has no sales tax, which means you can afford to buy more!

Load it up and lock it in

The great thing about travelling with a Qantas Pay card is that you can lock in the exchange rate of your desired currency prior to traveling3 - up to 10 exchange rates at one time4. Meaning you’ll always know exactly how much money you have, even when visiting more than one destination. Even better, you’ll earn Qantas Points on the foreign currency you load and spend. All you need to do is load your money onto your Qantas Pay card, via the Qantas Pay app or website. You can choose from debit load, bank transfer, or BPAY®, whichever suits you.

There are six banknotes and seven coins (in dollars and cents) in use in Hong Kong.

The HKD is one of the most exchanged currencies in the world. Interestingly, the Government issues all of the coins, however notes are issued by three separate commercial banks – HSBC, Bank of China and Standard Chartered. And each bank has its own designs.

Hong Kong Dollar denominations

Note

$10, $20, $50, $100, $500 and $1,000

Coins

10, 20 and 50 cents, and $1, $2, $5 and $10

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  1. After signing up for Qantas Pay, you can start adding money to your account via the Qantas Pay app straight away.

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  3. And, when your physical card arrives (within 5 to 7 business days), simply activate it and you’re all set.

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Easily add money to your card in up to 11 currencies using the Qantas Pay app or website with:

  • An Australian debit card

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With your Qantas Pay card, you can:

  • Make safe purchases anywhere Mastercard is accepted worldwide2

  • Withdraw cash at ATMs globally6

  • Earn bonus points when flying or shopping with Qantas14

  • Exchange money between the 11 different currencies added on your card4

  • Take advantage of weekly bonus point offers15

  • Transfer money out to your Australian bank account

  • Instantly send money to anyone who has a Qantas Pay card

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With the Qantas Pay app, you can:

  • Add, send and exchange money

  • Track your purchases

  • View your balances in all currencies

  • Change your card PIN

  • Lock and unlock your card 

  • Change the default currency (for adding money directly from your bank account or BPAY)

  • Take advantage of exclusive weekly bonus offers

Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a city of contrasts, where east meets west and cultures collide. It’s a place where you can get lost amongst futuristic skyscrapers or Sung-dynasty villages. See it from all angles at Victoria Peak or sailing on Victoria Harbour. Whether you want Michelin star or simple dim sum, the food scene alone is second-to-none.