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AED, SAR to PKR Rate Today (Gulf Remittance Rates)

What the money you send home from the Gulf is worth in rupees today. The source has not published a current reading.

Gulf Remittance Rates

Data currently unavailable.

Not enough history yet to chart this one, it builds up as the source publishes.

▲Higher: Each dirham you send buys more rupees at home, so the same transfer goes further.
▼Lower: Each dirham buys fewer rupees, so the family receives less for the same transfer.

Source

State Bank of Pakistan (SBP)

high confidence Published directly by the official source and machine-read on every refresh.

Why this matters

Remittances are one of Pakistan's largest sources of foreign exchange, and the Gulf sends the biggest share of them. For millions of families the dirham and riyal rate matters more directly than the dollar does.

Economy: Remittance inflows fund the current account and support reserves. When the rupee weakens, each dirham sent home converts to more rupees, which is one reason recorded inflows often rise as the currency slides.

For you: If you send money home from Dubai, Sharjah, Riyadh or Jeddah, this is the number that decides what lands in the account. Sending on a stronger day can be worth thousands of rupees on a routine transfer.

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