AED Exchange Rate Today in the UAE – PKR, INR, BDT, USD & More

If you need to know how much one UAE Dirham is worth in Pakistani Rupees, Indian Rupees, Bangladeshi Taka, US Dollars, or another currency, the rate should be easy to find. This page puts the latest AED reference rates first, followed by practical information about currency conversion, exchange-house rates, the UAE Dirham-USD peg, and simple ways to calculate different amounts.

AED Exchange Rate Today

The table below uses the latest Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) reference rates available for this update. CBUAE publishes foreign-currency rates as AED per unit of foreign currency, so the AED-to-foreign-currency figures below use the reciprocal of those published rates.

Last official CBUAE update: 5 October 2026

Source: Central Bank of the UAE. The figures above use its published AED reference rates.

Important: CBUAE describes these figures as mid-rates used for VAT-related obligations of UAE business entities. They do not represent guaranteed cash, bank, or remittance rates for individual customers.

AED to PKR

AED to PKR tells you how many Pakistani Rupees correspond to one UAE Dirham.

This conversion is useful for people in the UAE who send money to Pakistan, compare income between the two countries,s or calculate the value of their Dirham savings in Pakistani Rupees.

The basic calculation is:

AED amount × current AED-to-PKR rate = PKR amount

For example, if the current rate is 75 PKR per AED, multiplying 500 AED by 75 gives an estimated value of 37,500 PKR.

The final amount received through a remittance provider can differ because exchange houses and money-transfer services may use their own customer rates and charges.

AED to INR

AED to INR shows the value of the UAE Dirham against the Indian Rupee.

People use this conversion to calculate UAE income, savings, expenses, and remittances in Indian Rupees.

The formula is:

AED amount × current AED-to-INR rate = INR amount

The rate in the main table provides a reference calculation. A bank or exchange house may quote a different customer rate for an actual transaction.

AED to BDT

AED to BDT shows how much Bangladeshi Taka corresponds to one UAE Dirham.

It can help UAE residents estimate the value of money sent to Bangladesh or compare amounts held in the two currencies.

Use this formula:

AED amount × current AED-to-BDT rate = BDT amount

For an actual transfer, check the provider’s final quotation because its customer rate may differ from the official reference rate.

AED to USD

The UAE Dirham has a fixed relationship with the US Dollar.

CBUAE lists the US Dollar at AED 3.6725 per USD.

Using the reciprocal gives:

1 AED = 0.2723 USD

Because the Dirham is pegged to the US Dollar, the AED/USD relationship remains much more stable than AED exchange rates involving freely floating currencies.

AED to GBP

AED to GBP shows the value of the UAE Dirham against the British Pound.

The British Pound is a floating currency, so its value against the Dirham can change as the Pound moves against the US Dollar and other currencies.

To calculate the conversion:

AED amount × current AED-to-GBP rate = GBP amount

The rate offered by a bank or exchange provider may differ from the reference rate because of its own pricing and transaction charges.

AED to EUR

AED to EUR tells you how many Euros correspond to a particular amount of UAE Dirhams.

The Euro is a floating currency, so its value against the Dirham can change over time.

The basic formula is:

AED amount × current AED-to-EUR rate = EUR amount

For an international transfer, use the provider’s final quotation rather than relying only on the reference rate.

AED to PHP

AED to PHP represents the value of the UAE Dirham against the Philippine Peso.

UAE residents can use this conversion to estimate money sent to the Philippines or calculate the foreign-currency value of their Dirham savings.

Use:

AED amount × current AED-to-PHP rate = PHP amount

The final remittance amount can differ from the reference calculation because providers may apply their own rates and charges.

AED to NPR

AED to NPR shows the value of UAE Dirhams in Nepalese Rupees.

The calculation is:

AED amount × current AED-to-NPR rate = NPR amount

This gives you a reference conversion. A bank or exchange house may quote a different rate for the actual transaction.

AED to LKR

AED to LKR represents the value of UAE Dirhams against Sri Lankan Rupees.

It can be useful for currency calculations, savings comparisons, and international transfers.

The formula is:

AED amount × current AED-to-LKR rate = LKR amount

For a real transaction, check the final amount offered by the transfer provider.

AED to SAR

AED to SAR shows the value of the UAE Dirham against the Saudi Riyal.

CBUAE’s published reference table lists the Saudi Riyal at AED 0.97816 per SAR. Taking the reciprocal gives approximately 1 AED = 1.0223 SAR.

The rate used by a bank or exchange provider may vary slightly from the reference calculation.

How AED Exchange Rates Work

An exchange rate tells you how much one currency is worth compared with another.

For this page, the main calculation asks how much foreign currency one AED can buy. If 1 AED equals a certain amount of PKR, INR, or BDT, multiply that rate by the number of Dirhams you want to convert.

The basic formula is:

AED amount × AED exchange rate = foreign-currency amount

The result gives you a reference value. It does not automatically represent the amount an exchange house will pay or deliver.

Why AED Exchange Rates Change

The UAE Dirham is pegged to the US Dollar, while many currencies compared with it float in the foreign-exchange market. If the Pakistani Rupee, Indian Rupee, Bangladeshi Taka, British Pound, or Euro moves against the US Dollar, its value against the Dirham can also move.

Interest rates, monetary policy, economic conditions, international trade, and market activity can influence floating currencies.

That is why AED-to-PKR or AED-to-INR can change even though the AED/USD relationship remains fixed.

CBUAE Exchange Rates Explained

The Central Bank of the UAE publishes reference exchange rates for more than 70 global currencies. The purpose of these rates matters. CBUAE states that it publishes them for calculating VAT obligations of UAE business entities under UAE VAT law.

CBUAE also states that Thomson Reuters supplies the rates. The bank converts them into AED using foreign-exchange rates prevailing at 6 PM UAE time.

CBUAE updates the reference rates Monday through Friday. If a foreign-exchange market closes because of a local holiday, the bank may use the previous available day’s rate.

The published figures are mid-rates, so they should be treated as reference figures rather than guaranteed consumer exchange rates.

Official Rate vs Exchange House Rate

A CBUAE reference rate and an exchange-house customer rate serve different purposes.

CBUAE publishes a reference rate, while an exchange house or money-transfer company decides the rate it offers customers. That customer rate can include a spread, service fee, or other transaction cost.

For example, an exchange-rate provider can list separate buying, selling, and remittance rates for different transaction types. Such customer rates may also change during the day.

This explains why the figure on an official reference table may not match the amount displayed by a money changer.

If you are sending money, the most useful figure is the final amount the recipient will receive after applicable charges.

How to Calculate AED to Any Currency

The basic conversion formula is:

Foreign Currency Amount = AED Amount × AED-to-Foreign-Currency Rate

For example, if a currency trades at 20 units per AED:

500 AED × 20 = 10,000 units

For the reverse calculation:

AED Amount = Foreign Currency Amount ÷ AED-to-Foreign-Currency Rate

The same formulas work for PKR, INR, BDT, USD, GBP, EUR, and other currencies.

For a current calculation, use the latest figure shown in the daily table.

Why Your Exchange Rate May Be Different

The rate you see online may not match the rate used for your transaction.

Common reasons include:

• exchange-rate margins;
• transfer fees;
• bank charges;
• cash or account-transfer pricing;
• transaction type;
• destination country; and
• provider-specific rates.

A reference rate works well for estimating currency values, but the provider’s final quotation determines the actual transaction amount. The difference becomes more noticeable when you transfer a larger amount.

How Often Are AED Exchange Rates Updated?

CBUAE says it updates its reference exchange rates Monday through Friday and bases them on foreign-exchange rates prevailing at 6 PM UAE time. The official reference rate therefore does not necessarily change on every calendar day.

Dailys UAE should add a new figure to the table only when the source provides new data. The date displayed above the table should always match the date attached to the source rate.

AED Exchange Rates on Weekends

CBUAE publishes its official reference rates Monday through Friday. Because of this schedule, the latest official CBUAE figure can remain unchanged during a weekend.

Banks, exchange houses, users, and money-transfer companies may still display or update their own customer rates. Those figures can differ from the latest CBUAE reference rate.

What Is the UAE Dirham Peg?

The UAE Dirham is pegged to the US Dollar.

CBUAE’s exchange-rate table lists:

1 USD = AED 3.6725

The inverse relationship gives:

1 AED = USD 0.2723

This fixed AED/USD relationship helps explain why the Dirham can remain stable against the US Dollar while its value against currencies such as PKR, INR, BDT, GBP, and EUR continues to move.

AED Exchange Rates for UAE Residents

AED exchange rates matter when you earn or hold Dirhams but need to spend, save, or transfer money in another currency.

Common uses include:

• sending money to family abroad;
• comparing salaries between countries;
• calculating overseas expenses;
• estimating education costs;
• planning international travel;
• comparing savings in another currency; and
• estimating overseas property or other large payments.

For larger transactions, even a small difference in the exchange rate can affect the final foreign-currency amount.

How to Check an Exchange Rate Before Sending Money

Start with the current reference rate, so you have a benchmark.

Next, check the rate offered by your bank, exchange house, or money-transfer provider.

Then look at the total amount the recipient will receive after fees.

The three figures worth comparing are:

Reference rate → Provider rate → Final amount received

The reference rate gives you a benchmark, while the provider’s final quotation tells you what the transaction will actually deliver.

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AED Exchange Rate FAQs

What is the AED exchange rate today?

The current AED reference rates include 75.43 PKR, 26.23 INR, 33.48 BDT, 0.2723 USD, 0.2058 GBP, a nd 0.2411 EUR per AED in the latest table on this page.

How much is 1 AED in PKR?

1 AED is approximately 75.43 PKR based on the latest CBUAE reference rate.

How much is 1 AED in INR?

1 AED is approximately 26.23 INR based on the latest CBUAE reference rate.

How much is 1 AED in BDT?

1 AED is approximately 33.48 BDT based on the latest CBUAE reference rate.

How much is 1 AED in USD?

1 AED is approximately 0.2723 USD. The UAE Dirham is pegged to the US Dollar at AED 3.6725 per USD.

How much is 100 AED in PKR?

100 AED is approximately 7,543.18 PKR based on the latest reference rate.

Is the AED fixed to the USD?

Yes. The UAE Dirham is pegged to the US Dollar at AED 3.6725 per USD.

Why is my exchange-house rate different?

An exchange house can use its own customer exchange rate and may add a margin or transaction fee. The CBUAE figure is a reference mid-rate, not a guaranteed consumer transaction rate.

Does the AED exchange rate change every day?

Not necessarily. CBUAE publishes its reference exchange rates Monday through Friday, based on foreign-exchange rates prevailing at 6 PM UAE time.

Which currencies are included?

CBUAE publishes reference rates for more than 70 global currencies, including PKR, INR, BDT, USD, GB, P and EUR.

Is the CBUAE rate the same as a remittance rate?

No. The CBUAE rate is a reference mid-rate. A bank, exchange house, or remittance provider can offer a different customer rate and apply transaction fees.