EUR to PKR Today – Euro Rate in Pakistan

1 EUR to PKR conversion rate is PKR 315.46 as per the State Bank of Pakistan. The buying and selling rates of EURO to Pakistani rupees differ in the interbank and open market rates or currency exchange. In Open Market, the current EUR to PKR buying conversion rate is 310.66 and the EURO to PKR selling exchange rate for 1 EURO is 315.46. The currency charts below are based on the Pakistan Open Market buying and selling rates today.

1.00 EUR = 315.46 Pakistani Rupees
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Updated: 13 October, 2026

EUR to PKR Stats
Last 30 days Last 90 days
High 322.25 324.69
Low 309.8 309.8
Average 315.63 319.11
EUR TO PKR chart & Graph

EUR to PKR Rate History

Date Symbol Buying Selling
13 Oct, 2026 EUR To PKR 310.39 310.95
12 Oct, 2026 EUR To PKR 310.39 310.95
11 Oct, 2026 EUR To PKR 310.86 311.43
10 Oct, 2026 EUR To PKR 310.86 311.43
09 Oct, 2026 EUR To PKR 310.26 310.82
08 Oct, 2026 EUR To PKR 311.25 311.81
07 Oct, 2026 EUR To PKR 310.80 311.36
06 Oct, 2026 EUR To PKR 309.24 309.80
05 Oct, 2026 EUR To PKR 311.72 312.29
04 Oct, 2026 EUR To PKR 311.72 312.29
03 Oct, 2026 EUR To PKR 311.72 312.29
02 Oct, 2026 EUR To PKR 313.86 314.43
01 Oct, 2026 EUR To PKR 313.92 314.49

What Is the EUR to PKR Open Market Rate?

The price of one EURO in Pakistani rupees is PKR 310.66 in the open market Today. The open market is where exchange companies buy and sell foreign cash to the public.

Open Market Rate vs Interbank Rate

Pakistan has two legal currency markets. Banks trade in the interbank market. Exchange companies run the open market. Each market sets its own rate, so the EUR rate here can differ from a bank’s rate. When the market is unsteady, the gap between the two can grow. Today the EUR to PKR price is Rs 310.66.

What Moves the Rate

Pakistan has used a market-based exchange rate system since May 1999. The interbank rate follows demand and supply in that market. The open market has its own rate, so check this page for the latest EUR to PKR figure.

Where to Buy or Sell EUR in Pakistan

Use an exchange company licensed by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP). SBP publishes the list of licensed companies on its website. Check the company’s name there before you trade.

Exchange companies ask to see your original ID. This can be a CNIC, NICOP, POC, or a passport. Foreign visitors need a passport with a valid visa. SBP also sets limits on foreign currency sales.

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