Singapore Dollar (SGD) Exchange Rates on 22nd February 2012 (22/02/2012)
Exchange rate full table
| Updated: 2012-02-22 | |||||||||
| Convert from | Convert to | 1 SGD | Conversion | in currency | Conversion | ||||
SGD |
GBP |
0.5069 | SGD to GBP | 1.9727 | GBP to SGD | ||||
SGD |
BGN |
1.1729 | SGD to BGN | 0.8526 | BGN to SGD | ||||
SGD |
HRK |
4.5495 | SGD to HRK | 0.2198 | HRK to SGD | ||||
SGD |
CZK |
15.1033 | SGD to CZK | 0.0662 | CZK to SGD | ||||
SGD |
DKK |
4.4601 | SGD to DKK | 0.2242 | DKK to SGD | ||||
SGD |
EEK |
9.9623 | SGD to EEK | 0.1004 | EEK to SGD | ||||
SGD |
HUF |
173.3786 | SGD to HUF | 0.0058 | HUF to SGD | ||||
SGD |
KZT |
117.5693 | SGD to KZT | 0.0085 | KZT to SGD | ||||
SGD |
LVL |
0.4183 | SGD to LVL | 2.3906 | LVL to SGD | ||||
SGD |
LTL |
2.0707 | SGD to LTL | 0.4829 | LTL to SGD | ||||
SGD |
MKD |
36.9436 | SGD to MKD | 0.0271 | MKD to SGD | ||||
SGD |
MDL |
9.4068 | SGD to MDL | 0.1063 | MDL to SGD | ||||
SGD |
NOK |
4.4917 | SGD to NOK | 0.2226 | NOK to SGD | ||||
SGD |
PLN |
2.5161 | SGD to PLN | 0.3974 | PLN to SGD | ||||
SGD |
RON |
2.6154 | SGD to RON | 0.3824 | RON to SGD | ||||
SGD |
RUB |
23.5863 | SGD to RUB | 0.0424 | RUB to SGD | ||||
SGD |
SKK |
18.0678 | SGD to SKK | 0.0553 | SKK to SGD | ||||
SGD |
SEK |
5.2942 | SGD to SEK | 0.1889 | SEK to SGD | ||||
SGD |
CHF |
0.7238 | SGD to CHF | 1.3816 | CHF to SGD | ||||
SGD |
TRY |
1.3976 | SGD to TRY | 0.7155 | TRY to SGD | ||||
SGD |
UAH |
6.3652 | SGD to UAH | 0.1571 | UAH to SGD | ||||
Singapore Dollar (SGD)
Sign $ or S$
1 Singapore Dollar is subdivided into 100 cents.
The official currency of Singapore is the Singapore Dollar. The dollar, abbreviated SGD or $ is subdivided into 100 cents. Banknotes are issued in denominations of $2, $5, $10, $50, $100, $1,000 and $10,000. Coins are issued in denominations of 1 cent, 5 cents, 10 cents, 20 cents, 50 cents and 1 dollar. The Singapore dollar is pegged at par with the Brunei dollar and both can be used in either country.
Coins used:
-frequently 5, 10, 20, 50 cents, $1
-rarely 1 cent (not issued anymore but still usable), $5
Banknotes used:
-frequently $2, $5, $10, $50, $100 & $1,000
-rarely $20, $25, $10,000
Central Bank
Monetary Authority of Singapore
http://www.mas.gov.sg
There are currency exchange booths located conveniently around virtually all shopping malls. These booths tend to offer lower rates and better operating hours than most banks. Booths are also offered at airports but the rates tend to be a bit steeper. Most department stores will accept foreign currency as payments although they tend to charge a rather large fee for the transaction. Hotels offer foreign currency exchange as well. Those planning to visit Singapore can check with their hotel for official rates to be sure that they are getting the lowest rate. Many hotels also accept major credit cards including American Express, MasterCard and Visa.
ATMs are located next to banks and at most shopping centers as well. ATMs typically accept MasterCard and Visa along with Plus or Cirrus cards. Large department stores will accept foreign currency and some will cash traveler’s checks for a fair rate. Most department stores however will not accept traveler’s checks but these can be cashed at virtually all exchange booths for a small commission. Money changers also offer foreign currency exchange but most have higher rates than large department stores and banks. Banks are typically open from 9:30 am until 3 pm from Monday through Friday and from 9:30 am until noon on Saturday.
There are currently no restrictions placed on importing and exporting the Singapore dollar or foreign currencies. The US Dollar is accepted widely throughout Singapore and many retailers also take the euro for payment. It is important to note however that these transactions may cost a fee. Be sure that you check rates and foreign currency exchange policies for hotels, restaurants and shopping centers before you pay with foreign currency. Rates for currency exchange from foreign money into the Singapore dollar are typically listed in newspapers and can be found online as well. Check around for the best rate which will likely come from an official bank or any of the various foreign currency exchange offices found around the country.
Other References
Wikipedia article on Singapore DollarLeone
XE.com Live Currency Converter for SGD
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