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SAR to PKR: Saudi riyal to Pakistani rupee

Convert Saudi riyal to Pakistani rupee at today's rate سعودی ریال سے روپے.

Pakistani rupee
7,381.79PKR
100 SAR = 7,381.79 PKR
1 SAR = 73.8179 PKR1 PKR = 0.013547 SAR

These are mid-market rates, updated once a day. Banks, exchange companies and the open market in Pakistan buy and sell at slightly different rates, so check with them before you send money. Rates from 2026-10-03 (saved), by ExchangeRate-API.

SAR to PKR table

SARPKR
1 SAR73.82 PKR
5 SAR369.09 PKR
10 SAR738.18 PKR
25 SAR1,845.45 PKR
50 SAR3,690.89 PKR
100 SAR7,381.79 PKR
250 SAR18,454.47 PKR
500 SAR36,908.93 PKR
1,000 SAR73,817.87 PKR
5,000 SAR369,089.33 PKR
10,000 SAR738,178.67 PKR

PKR to SAR table

PKRSAR
1 PKR0.0135 SAR
5 PKR0.0677 SAR
10 PKR0.1355 SAR
25 PKR0.3387 SAR
50 PKR0.6773 SAR
100 PKR1.35 SAR
250 PKR3.39 SAR
500 PKR6.77 SAR
1,000 PKR13.55 SAR
5,000 PKR67.73 SAR
10,000 PKR135.47 SAR

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Frequently asked questions

How much is 1 SAR in PKR today?

1 SAR is about 73.8179 PKR at today's mid-market rate. The rate on this page updates once a day.

How much is 100 SAR in PKR?

100 SAR is about 7,381.79 PKR.

Why does my bank give a different rate?

Banks and exchange companies add a margin to the mid-market rate, and the open market rate in Pakistan can differ from the interbank rate. Use this page to see the fair value, then compare what each provider offers.

Is this the interbank or the open market rate?

It is the mid-market rate, which sits close to the interbank rate. The open market rate for cash is usually a little higher for buying foreign currency.