Acquiring AUD traveller's cheques for Tuvalu in Fiji



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I am planning to spend two or three weeks in Tuvalu this June.



I understand there are no ATM facilities in Tuvalu and the local currency is the Australian Dollar.



I assume it would be safer to carry traveller's cheques in AUD, which I assume can be cashed at the bank in Funafati than a large quantity of cash.



Is it possible to acquire AUD traveller's cheques in Nadi or Suva in Fiji ?










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  • Just curious... why not pay by card, and carry a small amount of AUD in cash? Isn't that "safer" than carrying travellers' cheques?
    – eggyal
    Feb 26 at 13:08










  • I seriously doubt that plastic money is accepted anywhere in Tuvalu if they don't have an ATM - happy to be corrected though !
    – J. LS
    Feb 26 at 20:19










  • @eggyal most sites online point out how Tuvalu doesn't accept credit cards. I had the same problem in Iran :/
    – Mark Mayo♦
    Feb 26 at 22:13
















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I am planning to spend two or three weeks in Tuvalu this June.



I understand there are no ATM facilities in Tuvalu and the local currency is the Australian Dollar.



I assume it would be safer to carry traveller's cheques in AUD, which I assume can be cashed at the bank in Funafati than a large quantity of cash.



Is it possible to acquire AUD traveller's cheques in Nadi or Suva in Fiji ?










share|improve this question





















  • Just curious... why not pay by card, and carry a small amount of AUD in cash? Isn't that "safer" than carrying travellers' cheques?
    – eggyal
    Feb 26 at 13:08










  • I seriously doubt that plastic money is accepted anywhere in Tuvalu if they don't have an ATM - happy to be corrected though !
    – J. LS
    Feb 26 at 20:19










  • @eggyal most sites online point out how Tuvalu doesn't accept credit cards. I had the same problem in Iran :/
    – Mark Mayo♦
    Feb 26 at 22:13












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up vote
6
down vote

favorite











I am planning to spend two or three weeks in Tuvalu this June.



I understand there are no ATM facilities in Tuvalu and the local currency is the Australian Dollar.



I assume it would be safer to carry traveller's cheques in AUD, which I assume can be cashed at the bank in Funafati than a large quantity of cash.



Is it possible to acquire AUD traveller's cheques in Nadi or Suva in Fiji ?










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I am planning to spend two or three weeks in Tuvalu this June.



I understand there are no ATM facilities in Tuvalu and the local currency is the Australian Dollar.



I assume it would be safer to carry traveller's cheques in AUD, which I assume can be cashed at the bank in Funafati than a large quantity of cash.



Is it possible to acquire AUD traveller's cheques in Nadi or Suva in Fiji ?







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  • Just curious... why not pay by card, and carry a small amount of AUD in cash? Isn't that "safer" than carrying travellers' cheques?
    – eggyal
    Feb 26 at 13:08










  • I seriously doubt that plastic money is accepted anywhere in Tuvalu if they don't have an ATM - happy to be corrected though !
    – J. LS
    Feb 26 at 20:19










  • @eggyal most sites online point out how Tuvalu doesn't accept credit cards. I had the same problem in Iran :/
    – Mark Mayo♦
    Feb 26 at 22:13
















  • Just curious... why not pay by card, and carry a small amount of AUD in cash? Isn't that "safer" than carrying travellers' cheques?
    – eggyal
    Feb 26 at 13:08










  • I seriously doubt that plastic money is accepted anywhere in Tuvalu if they don't have an ATM - happy to be corrected though !
    – J. LS
    Feb 26 at 20:19










  • @eggyal most sites online point out how Tuvalu doesn't accept credit cards. I had the same problem in Iran :/
    – Mark Mayo♦
    Feb 26 at 22:13















Just curious... why not pay by card, and carry a small amount of AUD in cash? Isn't that "safer" than carrying travellers' cheques?
– eggyal
Feb 26 at 13:08




Just curious... why not pay by card, and carry a small amount of AUD in cash? Isn't that "safer" than carrying travellers' cheques?
– eggyal
Feb 26 at 13:08












I seriously doubt that plastic money is accepted anywhere in Tuvalu if they don't have an ATM - happy to be corrected though !
– J. LS
Feb 26 at 20:19




I seriously doubt that plastic money is accepted anywhere in Tuvalu if they don't have an ATM - happy to be corrected though !
– J. LS
Feb 26 at 20:19












@eggyal most sites online point out how Tuvalu doesn't accept credit cards. I had the same problem in Iran :/
– Mark Mayo♦
Feb 26 at 22:13




@eggyal most sites online point out how Tuvalu doesn't accept credit cards. I had the same problem in Iran :/
– Mark Mayo♦
Feb 26 at 22:13










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Was in Nadi airport 2 weeks ago. There's certainly an exchange place for money in the airport, so that's one option for obtaining Aussie dollars.



Second option is that all banks in Suva/Nadi will readily accept travellers cheques. Probably worth checking out the open times beforehand though. If you were able to get Aussie travellers cheques, it'd likely be at the banks here.



Finally, if you get Aussie traveller cheques, you can exchange them for cash at the National Bank of Tuvalu, which opens from 10:00am to 2:00pm Mondays to Thursday and 9:00am to 1:00pm Fridays.






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  • Thanks Mark. It looks like there is an ANZ branch in Suva so I might try contacting them...just wondering if anyone here had previous experience dealing with money in Tuvalu !
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    Feb 26 at 6:05










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Was in Nadi airport 2 weeks ago. There's certainly an exchange place for money in the airport, so that's one option for obtaining Aussie dollars.



Second option is that all banks in Suva/Nadi will readily accept travellers cheques. Probably worth checking out the open times beforehand though. If you were able to get Aussie travellers cheques, it'd likely be at the banks here.



Finally, if you get Aussie traveller cheques, you can exchange them for cash at the National Bank of Tuvalu, which opens from 10:00am to 2:00pm Mondays to Thursday and 9:00am to 1:00pm Fridays.






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  • Thanks Mark. It looks like there is an ANZ branch in Suva so I might try contacting them...just wondering if anyone here had previous experience dealing with money in Tuvalu !
    – J. LS
    Feb 26 at 6:05














up vote
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Was in Nadi airport 2 weeks ago. There's certainly an exchange place for money in the airport, so that's one option for obtaining Aussie dollars.



Second option is that all banks in Suva/Nadi will readily accept travellers cheques. Probably worth checking out the open times beforehand though. If you were able to get Aussie travellers cheques, it'd likely be at the banks here.



Finally, if you get Aussie traveller cheques, you can exchange them for cash at the National Bank of Tuvalu, which opens from 10:00am to 2:00pm Mondays to Thursday and 9:00am to 1:00pm Fridays.






share|improve this answer




















  • Thanks Mark. It looks like there is an ANZ branch in Suva so I might try contacting them...just wondering if anyone here had previous experience dealing with money in Tuvalu !
    – J. LS
    Feb 26 at 6:05












up vote
7
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up vote
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Was in Nadi airport 2 weeks ago. There's certainly an exchange place for money in the airport, so that's one option for obtaining Aussie dollars.



Second option is that all banks in Suva/Nadi will readily accept travellers cheques. Probably worth checking out the open times beforehand though. If you were able to get Aussie travellers cheques, it'd likely be at the banks here.



Finally, if you get Aussie traveller cheques, you can exchange them for cash at the National Bank of Tuvalu, which opens from 10:00am to 2:00pm Mondays to Thursday and 9:00am to 1:00pm Fridays.






share|improve this answer












Was in Nadi airport 2 weeks ago. There's certainly an exchange place for money in the airport, so that's one option for obtaining Aussie dollars.



Second option is that all banks in Suva/Nadi will readily accept travellers cheques. Probably worth checking out the open times beforehand though. If you were able to get Aussie travellers cheques, it'd likely be at the banks here.



Finally, if you get Aussie traveller cheques, you can exchange them for cash at the National Bank of Tuvalu, which opens from 10:00am to 2:00pm Mondays to Thursday and 9:00am to 1:00pm Fridays.







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  • Thanks Mark. It looks like there is an ANZ branch in Suva so I might try contacting them...just wondering if anyone here had previous experience dealing with money in Tuvalu !
    – J. LS
    Feb 26 at 6:05
















  • Thanks Mark. It looks like there is an ANZ branch in Suva so I might try contacting them...just wondering if anyone here had previous experience dealing with money in Tuvalu !
    – J. LS
    Feb 26 at 6:05















Thanks Mark. It looks like there is an ANZ branch in Suva so I might try contacting them...just wondering if anyone here had previous experience dealing with money in Tuvalu !
– J. LS
Feb 26 at 6:05




Thanks Mark. It looks like there is an ANZ branch in Suva so I might try contacting them...just wondering if anyone here had previous experience dealing with money in Tuvalu !
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Feb 26 at 6:05

















 

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