Austrian schilling
Schilling · Replaced by the euro in Austria
- ISO code
- ATS
- Minor unit
- 100
- Issued by
- Oesterreichische Nationalbank
Can Austrian schilling notes still be exchanged for euro?
Yes: with no deadline. Oesterreichische Nationalbank still exchanges Austrian schilling banknotes for euro, and has set no end date.
Fixed conversion rate
The rate was fixed permanently by Council Regulation (EC) No 2866/98 and never changes: €1 = 13.7603 ATS .
Where to exchange
Only the national central bank redeems these, commercial banks and bureaux de change generally will not. See Oesterreichische Nationalbank for current procedure.
Where it is used
Practical guides
Taking cash in and out of Austria →
Declaration thresholds, the form to file, and the penalty for not declaring.
Torn or damaged money in Austria →
How much of a note must survive, who redeems it, and what it costs.
Related currencies
- Euro (also used here)
Tools
What exchanging costs →
Paste the rate you were quoted and see the gap against mid-market.
Do I need to declare it? →
Both legs of any route: where you leave and where you arrive.
Is a torn note still valid? →
How much must survive, and who pays out.
One-page cash sheet →
Notes, border limits and damaged-note rules, on a page you can fold.
Sources: last verified 22 September 2026 primary sourced
- Council Regulation (EC) No 2866/98 (consolidated): irrevocable conversion rates · retrieved 22 September 2026 primary
- Exchanging national cash: European Central Bank · retrieved 22 September 2026 primary