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Money
The official currency is now the South Sudanese Pound, which is divided into 100 piastres. However, the old Sudanese Pound will still be in use for a few more months while it's phased out. It's a good idea to carry cash (preferably US Dollars) rather than relying on credit card facilities. Travellers cheques are often not accepted.
Currency Exchange Rates
| A$ 1 | A$ 5 | A$ 10 | A$ 100 | A$ 1,000 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | A$ 1.00 | A$ 5.00 | A$ 10.00 | A$ 100.00 | A$ 1,000.00 |
| Canada | C$ 1.05 | C$ 5.26 | C$ 10.52 | C$ 105.18 | C$ 1,051.80 |
| Ireland | € 0.81 | € 4.07 | € 8.14 | € 81.37 | € 813.70 |
| New Zealand | NZ$ 1.30 | NZ$ 6.49 | NZ$ 12.98 | NZ$ 129.81 | NZ$ 1,298.15 |
| South Africa | R 8.71 | R 43.55 | R 87.10 | R 870.96 | R 8,709.58 |
| United Kingdom | £ 0.67 | £ 3.36 | £ 6.73 | £ 67.28 | £ 672.81 |
| United States of America | US$ 1.03 | US$ 5.15 | US$ 10.30 | US$ 102.99 | US$ 1,029.87 |
Note: These currency exchange rates are not updated daily and should be used as a guideline only.
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