Converter Hong Kong dollar
Major currencies
| currency | ISO 4217 |
|---|---|
| Indian rupee | INR |
| Malaysian ringgit | MYR |
| US dollar | USD |
| Saudi riyal | SAR |
| UAE dirham | AED |
| Philippine peso | PHP |
| euro | EUR |
| Indonesian rupiah | IDR |
Exchange rate of Hong Kong dollar , currency of Hong Kong
HKD All currencies
| HKD/currency | Converter |
|---|---|
| Hong Kong dollar to Philippine peso | 1 HKD = 6.7045 PHP |
| Hong Kong dollar to Indonesian rupiah | 1 HKD = 1804.1929 IDR |
| Hong Kong dollar to Indian rupee | 1 HKD = 8.6985 INR |
| Hong Kong dollar to Malaysian ringgit | 1 HKD = 0.5079 MYR |
| Hong Kong dollar to Nepalese rupee | 1 HKD = 13.9230 NPR |
| Hong Kong dollar to Andorran franc | 1 HKD = 0.7145 ADF |
| Hong Kong dollar to Andorran peseta | 1 HKD = 18.1223 ADP |
| Hong Kong dollar to UAE dirham | 1 HKD = 0.4683 AED |
| Hong Kong dollar to Afghan afghani | 1 HKD = 9161.7509 AFA |
| Hong Kong dollar to Afghan Afghani | 1 HKD = 9.1568 AFN |
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Use of the converter
Enter the amount to convert at the top and choose a second currency., You can also get the history of the price rate by clicking on the "convert" button., If you want to see the parity of the HKD currency with other currencies, go to the table " Hong Kong dollar exchange rate" below.
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The Hong Kong dollar
The Hong Kong dollar is divided into 100 cents or 10 ho (in Cantonese). Since the cession to China in 1997, coins and banknotes issued have been bilingual in English and Cantonese. And even though this currency is also called a «dollar», its exchange rate is not listed with the US dollar.
Still before the retrocession, Queen Elizabeth II (and before her, her ancestors) were featured de facto on all coins and banknotes. Now, you’ll find the bauhinia flower, which was adopted as the emblem of Hong Kong in 1965.
The same goes for the banknotes, where the queen has been replaced with a lion’s head on the front of each banknote. These lions, because they don’t all feature the same head, are the mascots of the bank HSBC. The two bronze statues that sit at the entry to the bank in Hong Kong, have become objects of veneration supposed to bring luck and prosperity to those who touch their paws or noses.