What are the exchange rates in store?
What are the exchange rates in store?
John Lewis Bureau de Change, Nottingham
What you'll
need to bring
When you’re buying or selling currency at a Bureau de Change, you'll need to have some valid ID with you. This can be any of the following:
- Full UK photocard driving licence
- Passport
- EU national identity photocard
Occasionally we may ask you for additional ID dependent upon the transaction. In this case we would accept recent utility bills, bank or credit card statements or other formal ID that shows your address.
About our Nottingham Bureau de Change
Before setting off on your holiday, you can buy currency at our Nottingham Bureau de Change. Find us near customer services on the 2nd floor of the John Lewis & Partners store at the Victoria Centre. A Partner will be happy to help with your travel money, and questions you may have.
Frequently asked questions
You can find the Bureau rate table here. Please be aware that not all currencies in the rate table will be available in the Nottingham branch. Exchange rates online may vary from those offered in-store.
To find out what specific currencies you can get in the Bureau, please use the contact details above.
Yes, you can sell leftover currency at this branch. Please note we only accept notes.
John Lewis Money, John Lewis Finance and John Lewis & Partners Bureau de Change are trading names of John Lewis plc. Registered office: 1 Drummond Gate, Pimlico, London SW1V 2QQ. Registered in England and Wales (company number: 233462).
John Lewis plc introduces the panel of carefully chosen providers in Bureau de Change products and services, who each hold the appropriate licences with the Financial Conduct Authority and HMRC.
Travel Money online from John Lewis Money, John Lewis Finance, and John Lewis & Partners, is provided by First Rate Exchange Services Limited (company number: 04287490 and Money Service Business licence number: MLR-64068). Registered office: Great West House, Great West Road, Brentford, West London, TW8 9DF, England.
