SAR to PKR Rate Today 30 October 2026: Saudi Riyal Rate in Pakistan

By: Hafiz Hamza Khan

On: Friday, October 30, 2026 3:56 PM

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The SAR to PKR rate today, 30 October 2026, is about Rs 73.90 for buying and Rs 74.40 for selling per Saudi Riyal in the open market. In the interbank market, the reference rate is Rs 73.75 buying and Rs 73.88 selling.

Millions of Pakistani families depend on money sent from Saudi Arabia, so even a small change in the riyal rate matters. This page gives you today’s rates, conversion tables for popular amounts, a simple way to check any quote yourself, and tips for sending or exchanging riyals.

30 اکتوبر 2026 کو اوپن مارکیٹ میں سعودی ریال کا ریٹ 73.90 روپے خرید اور 74.40 روپے فروخت رپورٹ ہوا ہے، جبکہ انٹربینک میں 73.75 روپے خرید اور 73.88 روپے فروخت ہے۔ ریٹ دن میں بدل سکتا ہے، اس لیے ریال خریدنے، بیچنے یا رقم بھیجنے سے پہلے اپنے بینک یا مجاز ایکسچینج کمپنی سے تازہ ریٹ ضرور معلوم کریں۔

SAR to PKR Rate Today at a Glance

DetailRate
Currency pairSaudi Riyal (SAR) to Pakistani Rupee (PKR)
DateFriday, 30 October 2026
Open market buyingRs 73.90
Open market sellingRs 74.40
Interbank buyingRs 73.75
Interbank sellingRs 73.88
Reference timeAbout 11:15 AM Pakistan time

These are indicative reference rates. They can move during the day, and the rate you get from a bank or exchange company may differ.

SAR to PKR Conversion Table

The first column uses the buying rate (Rs 73.90), which applies when you sell riyals to an exchange company. The second uses the selling rate (Rs 74.40), which applies when you buy riyals.

Saudi Riyal (SAR)PKR at buying ratePKR at selling rate
1 SAR73.9074.40
5 SAR369.50372
10 SAR739744
20 SAR1,4781,488
50 SAR3,6953,720
100 SAR7,3907,440
200 SAR14,78014,880
500 SAR36,95037,200
1,000 SAR73,90074,400
2,000 SAR147,800148,800
5,000 SAR369,500372,000
10,000 SAR739,000744,000

These are estimates. Your final amount depends on the rate offered at the time and on any service charges.

How much is 100 Saudi Riyals in Pakistani rupees?

If you sell 100 SAR to an exchange company at the buying rate, you get about Rs 7,390 (100 × 73.90). If you buy 100 SAR, you pay about Rs 7,440 (100 × 74.40).

How much is 1,000 Saudi Riyals in Pakistani rupees?

At the buying rate, 1,000 SAR is about Rs 73,900. At the selling rate, it is about Rs 74,400. On a larger amount, the gap between the two rates adds up to Rs 500 for every 1,000 riyals.

Saudi Riyal Buying vs Selling Rate: What Is the Difference?

  • Buying rate (Rs 73.90): what the exchange company pays you when you hand over riyals.
  • Selling rate (Rs 74.40): what you pay when you purchase riyals with rupees.

The company earns from the gap, called the spread. Today’s open market spread is 50 paisa per riyal. Always confirm the final rate and any charges before you complete a transaction.

Open Market vs Interbank Saudi Riyal Rate

MarketBuyingSellingSpread
Open marketRs 73.90Rs 74.4050 paisa
InterbankRs 73.75Rs 73.8813 paisa

The interbank market handles transactions between banks, while the open market serves individual customers through exchange companies. The difference is normal. If you are exchanging cash, the open market rate is the one that usually matters to you. You can check that a company is licensed through the Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan, and find official exchange-rate information on the State Bank of Pakistan website.

A Quick Way to Check the Riyal Rate Yourself

The Saudi Riyal is pegged to the US dollar at 3.75 riyals per dollar, a rate maintained by the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA). That means you can estimate the riyal rate from the dollar rate:

SAR to PKR ≈ USD to PKR ÷ 3.75

For example, an interbank dollar rate of about Rs 276.85 divides to roughly Rs 73.83 per riyal, which is close to today’s interbank figures. If a quote is far from this estimate, ask the provider why. Track the dollar on our USD to PKR rate page.

Why the Saudi Riyal Matters for Pakistan

A large number of Pakistanis live and work in Saudi Arabia, and their remittances help families pay for food, rent, education and healthcare. The riyal rate directly affects how many rupees a family receives. For example, someone sending 1,000 SAR would see a different rupee amount on different days, depending on the rate at the time of transfer.

What Affects the SAR to PKR Rate?

  • The USD to PKR rate: because of the peg, the riyal moves closely with the dollar. When the rupee weakens against the dollar, the riyal usually becomes more expensive in Pakistan.
  • Demand for foreign currency: travel, business payments and remittances can change demand for riyals.
  • Pakistan’s economic conditions: reserves, imports, exports and inflation influence the rupee.
  • Remittance flows: inflows from overseas Pakistanis affect the supply of foreign currency.

Will the Saudi Riyal Rise Against the Rupee?

No one can predict this with certainty. Because the riyal is tied to the dollar, the best guide is what the rupee does against the dollar, along with Pakistan’s reserves, inflation and trade balance. Instead of relying on predictions, compare current rates across providers.

Tips for Exchanging Riyals or Sending Money Home

  • Check the live rate on the day you transact.
  • Compare the final rupee amount from two or three licensed providers, not just the headline rate.
  • Ask about fees and delivery time.
  • Use banks and licensed exchange companies only, and keep every receipt.
  • Avoid unlicensed dealers who offer unusually high rates.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SAR to PKR rate today, 30 October 2026?

The open market reference rate is Rs 73.90 buying and Rs 74.40 selling per Saudi Riyal.

What is the price of 1 Saudi Riyal in Pakistan?

About Rs 74.40 at the open market selling rate, or Rs 73.90 if you sell a riyal to an exchange company.

How much is 100 SAR in Pakistani rupees?

About Rs 7,390 at the buying rate and Rs 7,440 at the selling rate.

How much is 1,000 Saudi Riyals in Pakistani rupees?

About Rs 73,900 at the buying rate and Rs 74,400 at the selling rate.

Why are the buying and selling rates different?

Exchange companies use separate prices to cover their costs, market risk and margin.

Does the Saudi Riyal rate change every day?

Yes. It follows market conditions, demand and supply, and moves in the rupee against the US dollar.

Where can I exchange Saudi Riyals in Pakistan?

Through banks and licensed exchange companies. Check the latest rate and any charges before you transact.

Final Words

The SAR to PKR rate today, 30 October 2026, is about Rs 73.90 (buying) and Rs 74.40 (selling) in the open market. For overseas Pakistanis and their families, even a small rate change can make a real difference on larger amounts, so check the latest quotes and compare providers before you exchange or send money.

Disclaimer: This article is general information, not financial advice. The rates shown are indicative reference figures at the stated time and may differ from what a bank or exchange company offers. Confirm the rate before any transaction.

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