Currency Rates in Pakistan Today: All Currencies to PKR

Currency rates in Pakistan today: 1 US dollar equals Rs 276.77, 1 Saudi riyal equals Rs 73.81 and 1 UAE dirham equals Rs 75.36 at mid-market rates, last updated on 9 November 2026, 5:02 AM PKT. The table below lists 17 currencies that Pakistanis use most.

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Currency rates in Pakistan today for dollar riyal dirham and pound
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PKRCurrency rates in Pakistan today
1 USD = Rs 276.77
Mid-market rates · Last updated: 9 November 2026, 5:02 AM PKT
Currency1 unit in PKRChange
USDUS DollarRs 276.77▲ 0.07%
EUREuroRs 308.58▼ 0.06%
GBPBritish PoundRs 369.83▼ 0.05%
SARSaudi RiyalRs 73.81▲ 0.07%
AEDUAE DirhamRs 75.36▲ 0.07%
KWDKuwaiti DinarRs 893.12▲ 0.27%
QARQatari RiyalRs 76.04▲ 0.07%
OMROmani RiyalRs 719.83▲ 0.07%
BHDBahraini DinarRs 736.09▲ 0.07%
CADCanadian DollarRs 196.07▼ 0.09%
AUDAustralian DollarRs 190.12▼ 0.05%
CNYChinese YuanRs 41.43▲ 0.23%
JPYJapanese YenRs 1.7481▲ 0.06%
TRYTurkish LiraRs 5.5141▲ 0.03%
MYRMalaysian RinggitRs 68.19▼ 0.00%
INRIndian RupeeRs 2.9429▲ 0.14%
BDTBangladeshi TakaRs 2.2264–

Rates are mid-market rates from ExchangeRate-API, updated automatically once a day. Open market cash rates at money changers differ by a small margin.

Currency rates in Pakistan: which rate is shown?

The rates on this page are mid-market rates, the midpoint between buying and selling prices in global markets, converted to Pakistani rupees. They are close to the interbank rate in Pakistan. Exchange companies and banks quote their own buying and selling rates around these figures, so cash rates in the open market will be a little different.

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Gulf currencies and the dollar peg

The Saudi riyal, UAE dirham, Qatari riyal, Omani riyal and Bahraini dinar are all fixed to the US dollar. Because of this, their rates against the rupee rise and fall together with the dollar. The Kuwaiti dinar is linked to a basket of currencies, so it can move slightly differently.

How to use currency rates in Pakistan for a real exchange

  1. Find your currency in the table and read the value of one unit in rupees.
  2. Multiply by the amount you have, or open the currency page and use the calculator.
  3. For a real transaction, ask your bank or a licensed exchange company for its buying or selling rate, which includes its margin.

Why currency rates change every day

The rupee’s value depends on Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves, the trade balance, remittance inflows, IMF and other external financing, and global oil prices. Follow our coverage of SBP reserves and the rupee-dollar rate for the news behind the numbers.

Currency codes covered in our currency rates in Pakistan table

These are the 17 currencies in the table above, with their official codes and how each one is managed. Knowing whether a currency is pegged helps explain why its rate against the rupee moves the way it does.

Code Currency Country Exchange rate system
USD US Dollar United States Floating
EUR Euro Eurozone Floating
GBP British Pound United Kingdom Floating
SAR Saudi Riyal Saudi Arabia Pegged: 3.75 per USD
AED UAE Dirham United Arab Emirates Pegged: 3.6725 per USD
QAR Qatari Riyal Qatar Pegged: 3.64 per USD
OMR Omani Riyal Oman Pegged: 0.3845 per USD
BHD Bahraini Dinar Bahrain Pegged: 0.376 per USD
KWD Kuwaiti Dinar Kuwait Basket of currencies
CAD Canadian Dollar Canada Floating
AUD Australian Dollar Australia Floating
CNY Chinese Yuan China Managed float
JPY Japanese Yen Japan Floating
TRY Turkish Lira Turkey Floating
MYR Malaysian Ringgit Malaysia Managed float
INR Indian Rupee India Managed float
BDT Bangladeshi Taka Bangladesh Managed float

Frequently asked questions

How often are currency rates in Pakistan updated on this page?

Automatically once a day from an exchange rate data provider. The update time is shown at the top of the table.

Are these open market rates?

No. These are mid-market rates. Open market cash rates at exchange companies are usually slightly different.

Which currency is strongest against the Pakistani rupee?

Among the currencies listed, the Kuwaiti dinar has the highest value per unit, followed by the Bahraini dinar and the Omani riyal.

Sources: daily mid-market rates from ExchangeRate-API. For official revaluation rates, see the State Bank of Pakistan. Rates on this page are for information only and are not an offer to buy or sell currency.