Currency exchange
in Laval.

Laval isn't a Montreal neighbourhood — it's its own city, the third-largest in Quebec, sitting on Île Jésus just across the Rivière des Prairies from Montreal Island. Our Laval branch is on Boulevard du Curé-Labelle, a long-standing commercial corridor that runs through Chomedey, one of Laval's largest and most established sectors, home to generations of Greek, Italian, and other immigrant communities alongside newer arrivals.

Curé-Labelle has always been a destination street — lined with independent shops, restaurants, and services rather than big-box retail, which makes it a natural fit for a currency exchange that favours a real conversation at the counter over an automated kiosk. The western part of Laval is served by Highway 13, with Highway 440 running east–west across the city, so the branch is easy to reach by car from Chomedey, Fabreville, and the surrounding sectors.

Because Laval is a full city in its own right — with its own downtown core, its own transit network, and a population larger than several Canadian provincial capitals — our customers here aren't passing through on their way to Montreal. They're Laval residents who want a bureau de change close to home: picking up euros before a trip, exchanging leftover currency after returning, or sending money to family abroad without crossing back onto the island.

Laval is also home to a significant number of small and mid-sized businesses along the Curé-Labelle corridor, and several of our regulars are local shop owners and tradespeople who deal with suppliers or clients outside Canada and need a fair rate without the overhead of a commercial account — from independent retailers importing goods to tradespeople invoicing clients abroad.

Like every ClickExchange location, our Laval branch charges no commission and posts the same live rate you see online. Reserve your amount ahead of time to skip the wait, or drop in during opening hours.