AUD to IDR: What is the Australian dollar to Indonesian rupiah exchange rate?
The AUD to IDR exchange rate is 11,804. But a decent rule of thumb assumption is that one Australian dollar equals 10,000 Indonesian rupiah.
To Europeans, Bali sounds unspeakably exotic. To Australians, however, it’s the equivalent of the Spanish costas or the Algarve. Bali is the destination that everyone flies to for a sunshine break.
It’s also easy enough to combine Australia and Bali in one trip. If you’re going to do that, you might have to exchange Australian dollars for Indonesian rupiah at some point.
AUD to IDR exchange rate
The fun part is that the Indonesian rupiah is one of those absurd currencies where big numbers come into play very quickly. At time of writing in May 2021, the AUD to IDR exchange rate was 11,804. That means one Australian dollar gets you 11,804 rupiah, and 100 dollars makes you a rupiah millionaire.
As the amount of digits in the AUD to IDR exchange rate would suggest, the Indonesian rupiah hasn’t exactly been a model of stability over the years. But the Australian dollar is now about as strong against the rupiah as it has been for the last ten years. It was worth a smidgeon more in June 2014, when the AUD to IDR exchange rate according to xe.com was 11,382.
The weakest point for the Australian dollar in the last ten years was back in October 2011, when it only got you 8,463 rupiah.
Approximate Australian dollar to Indonesian rupiah exchange rate
The AUD to IDR exchange rate chart has been all over the place since then, but most of the time the exchange rate has been between 9,000 and 10,000. If you want to go with a rule of thumb figure that’s not going to be drastically wrong, assume an Australian dollar gets you 10,000 rupiah. Or 10 Australian dollars gets you 100,000 rupiah.
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