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Convert VND to AUD

Vietnamese Dong to Australian Dollar · live mid-market rate

1 VND = 0.0000554729 AUD —

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1 AUD = 18,026.82 VND ·
1 VND = 0.0000554729 AUD —
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VND to AUD conversion table

AmountConverts to
100 VND0.00554729 AUD
500 VND0.0277 AUD
1,000 VND0.0555 AUD
5,000 VND0.2774 AUD
10,000 VND0.5547 AUD
50,000 VND2.7736 AUD
100,000 VND5.5473 AUD
1,000,000 VND55.4729 AUD

AUD to VND conversion table

AmountConverts to
100 AUD1,802,682.19 VND
500 AUD9,013,410.95 VND
1,000 AUD18,026,821.89 VND
5,000 AUD90,134,109.47 VND
10,000 AUD180,268,218.95 VND
50,000 AUD901,341,094.73 VND
100,000 AUD1,802,682,189.46 VND
1,000,000 AUD18,026,821,894.58 VND
About this pair

VND/AUD: what to know

The VND/AUD rate shows how much AUD you get for 1 VND. Right now, 1 VND buys 0.0000554729 AUD at the mid-market rate. In the other direction, 1 AUD is worth 18,026.82 VND.

In the short term VND is driven mainly by exports and central-bank policy, while AUD responds to commodity prices and Chinese demand.

The Vietnamese Dong (VND) is issued by State Bank of Vietnam. The đồng has very high denominations — notes go up to 500,000. The Australian Dollar (AUD) is issued by Reserve Bank of Australia. Australia pioneered polymer banknotes in 1988 — more durable and harder to counterfeit.

Your bank, card issuer or exchange office may use a different rate and charge fees. Compare the final amount after the charges disclosed for your offer.

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