Serbian Dinar (RSD) Exchange Rates on 10th December 2019 (10/12/2019)
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Exchange rates for Serbian Dinar (RSD)
| Updated: 2019-12-10 | |||||||||
| Convert from | Convert to | 1 RSD | Conversion | in currency | Conversion | ||||
 RSD |
 GBP |
0.0071 | RSD to GBP | 139.9934 | GBP to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 BGN |
0.0166 | RSD to BGN | 60.108 | BGN to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 HRK |
0.0633 | RSD to HRK | 15.7998 | HRK to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 CZK |
0.2173 | RSD to CZK | 4.6028 | CZK to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 DKK |
0.0636 | RSD to DKK | 15.7333 | DKK to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 EEK |
0 | RSD to EEK | 0 | EEK to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 HUF |
2.8152 | RSD to HUF | 0.3552 | HUF to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 KZT |
3.6425 | RSD to KZT | 0.2745 | KZT to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 LVL |
0.0057 | RSD to LVL | 175.7066 | LVL to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 LTL |
0.0278 | RSD to LTL | 35.9948 | LTL to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 MKD |
0.5242 | RSD to MKD | 1.9075 | MKD to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 MDL |
0.1642 | RSD to MDL | 6.0912 | MDL to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 NOK |
0.0859 | RSD to NOK | 11.6448 | NOK to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 PLN |
0.0364 | RSD to PLN | 27.5 | PLN to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 RON |
0.0407 | RSD to RON | 24.5964 | RON to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 RUB |
0.5991 | RSD to RUB | 1.6691 | RUB to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 SKK |
0 | RSD to SKK | 0 | SKK to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 SEK |
0.0894 | RSD to SEK | 11.1879 | SEK to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 CHF |
0.0093 | RSD to CHF | 107.2863 | CHF to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 TRY |
0.0544 | RSD to TRY | 18.3809 | TRY to RSD | ||||
| RSD |
 UAH |
0.2238 | RSD to UAH | 4.4673 | UAH to RSD | ||||
Serbian Dinar (RSD)
Sign Дин.
1 Serbian Dinar is subdivided into 100 para.
Serbia is a country in the Balkans that borders Montenegro, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia and Herzegovina as well as Macedonia, Albania and Romania. The official currency of Serbia is the dinar. In the past, Kosovo and Montenegro shared the Yugoslav dinar with Serbia but these two countries have changed over to using the euro. The dinar is subdivided into 100 para.
Coins used:
1, 2, 5, 10, 20 dinars
Banknotes used:
-frequently 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000 dinars
-rarely 2000, 5000 dinars
Central Bank
National Bank of Serbia
http://www.nbs.rs The dinar is issued in banknotes of 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1,000 and 5,000. Coins are issued in denominations of 1, 2, 5, 10 and 20. The most frequently exchanged currencies in Serbia are the US Dollar and the euro. Currency is typically exchanged only through official exchange offices. There are a wide number of ATMs that now accept international bank cards and will provide dinar upon withdrawals. There are also many currency exchange machines around airports and various other locations that will accept US Dollars, euros and pounds sterling and provide dinars in return. Northern Irish pound sterling and Scottish pound sterling are not accepted for currency exchange currently.
Most hotels, shops and restaurants in the country accept major credit cards, particularly Visa and MasterCard. American Express and Diners Club are accepted at some locations in major cities but rarely outside of these larger areas. Restrictions are in place for importing and exporting local currency. Import and export of the Serbian dinar is restricted to the equivalent of €10,000. Important and exporting foreign currency is not limited.
Exchanging currency at exchange offices is recommended. Those visiting the country should look for buildings with large diamond shaped signs located on them. Currency exchange machines can be found at airports as well as many banks in larger cities. Many banks will cash traveler’s checks, although most prefer traveler’s checks in euros as opposed to other foreign currencies.
Most money changers and banks may refuse to accept foreign currency that is worn or damaged. This is particularly true of US Dollars so visitors are advised to bring banknotes in good condition. Banks may accept notes that are in slightly damaged condition but will often charge a commission for currency exchange if notes are not in good shape. There are a number of gas stations and smaller shops near the borders that will often accept foreign currencies for payment, but having dinar on hand is a good idea just in case border shops will not accept foreign banknotes.
Other References
Wikipedia article on Serbian Dinar
XE.com Live Currency Converter for RSD
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