The Saudi Riyal’s (SAR to PKR) reported open-market exchange rate in Pakistan on 28 October 2026 was Rs. 73.95 for buying and Rs. 74.55 for selling.
These figures are useful for people exchanging Saudi currency, arranging travel expenses or comparing money-transfer options. However, the amount you actually pay or receive depends on your provider’s quotation and any applicable charges.
Saudi Riyal (SAR To PKR) Exchange Rates in Pakistan
The following table summarises the rates reported in the source article for 28 October 2026:
| Market | Buying rate per SAR | Selling rate per SAR |
|---|---|---|
| Open market | Rs. 73.95 | Rs. 74.55 |
| Interbank | Rs. 73.73 | Rs. 73.86 |
The open-market figures were also reported by Daily Pakistan. The interbank figures above follow the original article and should be treated as a reported reference quotation—not a guaranteed customer rate.
Which Rate Applies to Your Transaction?
Understanding the difference between buying and selling rates helps avoid confusion.
If you are selling Saudi Riyals, the exchange company’s buying rate applies. At the reported open-market quotation, each Riyal would return approximately Rs. 73.95 before charges.
If you are purchasing Saudi Riyals, the exchange company’s selling rate applies. At the reported quotation, buying one Riyal would cost approximately Rs. 74.55 before charges.
For example, selling 1,000 SAR would produce an estimated Rs. 73,950, while purchasing the same amount would cost approximately Rs. 74,550.
SAR to PKR Conversion Table
The calculations below use the reported open-market rates for 28 October 2026.
| Amount in Saudi Riyals | Estimated PKR received when selling SAR | Estimated PKR cost when buying SAR |
|---|---|---|
| 1 SAR | Rs. 73.95 | Rs. 74.55 |
| 5 SAR | Rs. 369.75 | Rs. 372.75 |
| 10 SAR | Rs. 739.50 | Rs. 745.50 |
| 50 SAR | Rs. 3,697.50 | Rs. 3,727.50 |
| 100 SAR | Rs. 7,395.00 | Rs. 7,455.00 |
| 500 SAR | Rs. 36,975.00 | Rs. 37,275.00 |
| 1,000 SAR | Rs. 73,950.00 | Rs. 74,550.00 |
| 5,000 SAR | Rs. 369,750.00 | Rs. 372,750.00 |
These are illustrative calculations, excluding transfer fees, service charges and any provider-specific adjustments.
Sending Money from Saudi Arabia to Pakistan
When comparing remittance services, focus on the final amount your recipient will receive, not just the advertised exchange rate.
A service offering a higher SAR-to-PKR rate may also charge a larger transfer fee. Another provider might offer a slightly lower rate but deliver more Pakistani Rupees after deductions.
Before confirming a transfer, check the quoted exchange rate, total fee, expected delivery time and recipient’s final payout. Cash exchange quotations and remittance rates are not necessarily identical.
Why Interbank and Open-Market Rates Differ
Interbank quotations relate to the banking market, while open-market quotations generally apply to currency transactions through exchange companies.
Differences can reflect currency availability, customer demand, transaction costs and the provider’s margin. For an individual transaction, the most relevant figure is the rate your bank, exchange company or remittance service confirms at the time of payment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the value of one Saudi Riyal on 28 October 2026?
The reported open-market rate was Rs. 73.95 when selling one Riyal and Rs. 74.55 when buying one Riyal.
How much were 100 Saudi Riyals worth in Pakistani Rupees?
At the reported open-market buying rate, selling 100 SAR would return approximately Rs. 7,395 before charges.
Are these rates still available?
Not necessarily. These quotations relate to 28 October 2026. Confirm the latest rate with your provider before exchanging currency or sending money.
Sources:Original rate report and Daily Pakistan’s open-market report. Retrieved 29 October 2026.
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