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KVB Kunlun

This large trading company mainly deals with businesses and big amounts but they also exchange money for individuals with smaller amounts. They charge you $10 if you exchange under $2,000 but their rate is so competitive that it's still worth going there for changing a few hundreds. They have by far the best rate in Sydney. Be prepared to wait as some travellers have been reporting to be there for over an hour.

Address: 18F, Citigroup Centre, 2 Park St
Website: kvbkunlun.com (opens in a new tab)

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