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10. Peru - Peru is the tenth-most expensive country withdraw money from an ATM using an Aussie debit card.

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$6.81 - Peruvian ATMs charge Aussie cards $6.81 per withdrawal.

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Ayahuasca - Hundreds of Aussies travel to Peru every year for the express reason of taking Ayahuasca deep in the Amazonian jungle while being guided by a shaman.

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9. Guatemala - Guatemala is the ninth-most expensive country withdraw money from an ATM using an Aussie debit card.

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$6.94 - Guatemalan ATMs charge Aussie cards $6.94 per withdrawal.

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Visa-free - Despite charging a fair amount at the ATM, Aussies don't need a visa to go to Guatemala up to 90 days, so - swings and roundabouts? 

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8. Papua New Guinea - Papua New Guinea is the eighth-most expensive country withdraw money from an ATM using an Aussie debit card.

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$7.03 - Papua New Guinean ATMs charge Aussie cards $7.03 per withdrawal.

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Neighbour - Despite being one of the closest countries to Australia geographically, the charges for Aussie cards are still sky high.

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7. Czech Republic - The Czech Republic is the seventh-most expensive country withdraw money from an ATM using an Aussie debit card.

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$7.63 - Czech ATMs charge Aussie cards $7.63 per withdrawal.

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Only European nation - The Czech Republic is the only European nation in the top 10.

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6. United Arab Emirates - The United Arab Emirates is the sixth-most expensive country to withdraw money from at an ATM using an Aussie debit card.

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$7.84 - UAE ATMs charge Aussie cards $7.84 per withdrawal.

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Illegal medicines - Travelling to the UAE with codeine, Valium or Ritalin, or medication related to HIV/AIDS and hepatitis can land you in jail.

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5. Thailand - Thailand is the fifth-most expensive country withdraw money from an ATM using an Aussie debit card.

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$8.47 - Thai ATMs charge Aussie cards $8.47 per withdrawal.

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Popular - Thailand is one of the most popular destinations for Aussie travellers, who might not know how much they're about to be gauged. 

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4. Fiji - Fiji is the fourth-most expensive country withdraw money from an ATM using an Aussie debit card.

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$8.48 - Fijian ATMs charge Aussie cards $8.48 per withdrawal.

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Harry and Meghan - Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will travel to Fiji while they're Down Under.

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3. Argentina - Argentina is the third-most expensive country withdraw money from an ATM using an Aussie debit card.

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$8.93 - Argentinian ATMs charge Aussie cards $8.93 per withdrawal.

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BBQ - Aussies have fallen for Argentinian BBQ at home, wetting their taste buds for the country.

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2. Vanuatu - Despite being on the same tectonic plate as Australia, Vanuatu is the second-most expensive country withdraw money from an ATM using an Aussie debit card.

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$9.67 - Ni-Vanuatu ATMs charge Aussie cards $9.67 per withdrawal.

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Tradition - Vanuatu has maintained its ancient wilderness and culture while staying in contact with the rest of the world, like nearby New Zealand and Australia.

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Chile - Chile is by far the most expensive country withdraw money from an ATM using an Aussie debit card.

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$10.44 - Chilean ATMs charge Aussie cards $10.44 per withdrawal.

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Visa-free - Aussies can go to Chile for 90 days or less without a visa.

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Countries with little to no fees - Here are countries with little to no fees for Aussie debit cards.

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China - China doesn't charge Aussie debit cards.

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Croatia - Aussie can feel comfortable using their debit card from home in Croatia.

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Sweden - Sweden might be far, but your debit card will feel at home and charge free.

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Malaysia - Malaysia is the closest country to Australia where using your debit card isn't a hassle and expensive. 

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Egypt - Egyptian ATMs won't charge you much if you use your Aussie debit card there.

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