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Where can I buy Icelandic krona in Sydney?
Travelling to Iceland, would like to arrive with local currency. Is there anywhere in sydney that sells Icelandic krona? C. Sales, Blacktown NSW
It's impossible to find anywhere in Sydney that will sell you Icelandic krona.
Banks and other institutions that offer foreign exchange facilities will only hold major currencies, since these turn over quickly.
Holding a minor currency until someone wants to buy it is a losing game for them.
In any case, you don't need it.
Reykjavik's Keflavik Airport has an Arion Bank and 14 ATMs.
I can't recall any international airport where I've landed over the last few years that did not have ATMs.
No need to arrive anywhere with local currency in your pocket.
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