If you’re planning to send money from Saudi Arabia to Pakistan or simply keeping an eye on foreign exchange trends, knowing the latest SAR to PKR exchange rate is a must. Whether you’re a worker abroad sending remittances or a traveler budgeting for a trip, the conversion rate between the Saudi Riyal (SAR) and the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) can have a real impact on your finances. Let’s dive into the current exchange rate, explore how much SAR converts to PKR today, and see a detailed breakdown in a table format to make things easier for you.
Saudi Riyal to PKR Today – Mid-Market Rate
As of 16 July 2025, the Saudi Riyal to Pakistani Rupee (SAR to PKR) exchange rate stands at:
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1 SAR = ₨75.88 PKR
This is the mid-market rate, which means it’s the average between the buying and selling rates in the global currency market. The actual amount you get may vary slightly depending on your bank, exchange service, or money transfer app—but this is the most accurate and unbiased indicator of the market value.
SAR to PKR Conversion Table (16 July 2025)
| Saudi Riyal (SAR) | Pakistani Rupees (PKR) |
|---|---|
| 1 SAR | ₨75.88 |
| 5 SAR | ₨379.40 |
| 10 SAR | ₨758.80 |
| 20 SAR | ₨1,517.60 |
| 50 SAR | ₨3,794.00 |
| 100 SAR | ₨7,588.00 |
| 200 SAR | ₨15,176.00 |
| 500 SAR | ₨37,940.00 |
| 1,000 SAR | ₨75,880.00 |
This table gives a quick reference for anyone looking to convert Saudi Riyals into Pakistani Rupees without doing the math manually. From a simple 1 SAR to 1,000 SAR, you can now estimate your expected amount instantly.
Why Is Today’s SAR to PKR Rate Important?
The SAR to PKR rate today doesn’t just affect exchange counters—it influences everyday lives. Over 2 million Pakistanis work in Saudi Arabia, sending billions of rupees back home every year. A single rupee change can mean thousands in difference for families receiving remittances. Likewise, for students, business owners, and travelers, every decimal matters.
For example:
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Sending 1,000 SAR today means the recipient gets ₨75,880.
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If the rate was just ₨74 yesterday, that same 1,000 SAR would’ve given only ₨74,000—a ₨1,880 loss.
That’s why it’s smart to stay updated with the daily SAR to PKR exchange rate, especially when you’re making large transfers or managing a budget in either currency.
