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Exchange rate for your Korea trip

Australian dollar to Korean won

What Seoul costs in your money — airport train, subway, taxi and hotels.

A$1 = ₩930

A$1

₩930

A$100 = ₩93,023 · ₩10,000 = A$10.75

Mid-market rate on Oct 26, 2026 · updated once a day · source ExchangeRate-API. Banks and exchange booths use their own buy and sell rates and fees, so you’ll receive somewhat fewer won.

You get about (KRW)

₩93,023

Seoul hotels, priced in AUD

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Good to know before you land

Coming from Australia? T-money works like Opal or myki — tap on and tap off — but it only tops up with cash. Keep a few ₩10,000 notes (about A$10.75 each) for the machine.

What Seoul costs in AUD

Subway ride (T-money, basic fare)A$1.67₩1,550
Airport train, all-stop (Incheon T1 → Seoul Station)A$5.11₩4,750
AREX Express non-stop (counter price)A$13.98₩13,000
Airport limousine busA$18.28₩17,000
Taxi base fare (Seoul)A$5.16₩4,800
Taxi Incheon T1 → Myeongdong (daytime estimate)A$57.41₩53,400
4-star hotel, typical weekday nightA$219₩203,748

Standard adult fares in won. The taxi fare is a daytime estimate including the expressway toll.

Your AUD notes in won

A$5₩4,651
A$10₩9,302
A$20₩18,605
A$50₩46,512
A$100₩93,023

Korean notes in AUD

₩1,000A$1.07
₩5,000A$5.38
₩10,000A$10.75
₩50,000A$53.75

Paying in Korea

  • Cards are widely acceptedMost hotels, department stores and shops take Visa, Mastercard and American Express. A few small shops don’t, so check before you order.
  • T-money tops up with cash onlyKorea’s transit card works like Opal or myki, but foreign credit cards can’t top it up — keep some won for the station machine or the convenience-store counter.
  • Where to exchangeUse a bank or a government-certified exchange booth (look for the “Certified” sign) and skip uncertified booths. Banks are generally open 09:00–16:00 on weekdays.
  • ATMsATMs that take international cards carry a “Global” sign. Convenience-store ATMs often charge higher fees.
  • No tippingTipping isn’t a Korean custom. Many major hotels and upscale restaurants add a 10% service charge instead.

Sources: VisitKorea (Korea Tourism Organization) · Visit Seoul (Seoul Tourism Organization)

FAQ

How much is A$100 in Korean won?

About ₩93,023 at the Oct 26, 2026 mid-market rate. ₩10,000 is about A$10.75, and ₩50,000 — the largest Korean note — is about A$53.75.

Will I get this rate when I exchange money?

Not exactly. This is the mid-market rate; banks and exchange booths sell won at their own rate and may charge a fee, so you receive somewhat fewer won. Use it to compare with the rate posted at the counter.

How much is the airport train in AUD?

The all-stop AREX train from Incheon Airport Terminal 1 to Seoul Station is ₩4,750 (about A$5.11). The non-stop Express is ₩13,000 at the counter (about A$13.98).

Do I need to tip in Korea?

No. Tipping isn’t a Korean custom and staff won’t expect it. Many major hotels and upscale restaurants add a 10% service charge to the bill instead.

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