SAR to PKR Today 28 October 2026 – Saudi Riyal Rate in Pakistan

The Saudi Riyal to Pakistani Rupee (SAR to PKR) rate today, 28 October 2026, is Rs. 73.86 in Pakistan, based on the reported interbank selling rate. In the open market, the Saudi Riyal buying rate is Rs. 73.95, while the selling rate is Rs. 74.55.

The Saudi Riyal is an important currency for Pakistan because millions of Pakistanis live and work in Saudi Arabia. Many families in Pakistan receive money from Saudi Arabia, making the daily Riyal rate important for overseas workers, their families, travelers, and people planning currency exchanges.

Exchange rates can vary between banks and exchange companies. Check the latest available rate before exchanging money or sending a remittance.

آج 28 اکتوبر 2026 کو پاکستان میں سعودی ریال کا انٹربینک ریٹ 73.86 روپے ہے، جبکہ اوپن مارکیٹ میں خریداری کا ریٹ 73.95 روپے اور فروخت کا ریٹ 74.55 روپے ہے۔ سعودی عرب میں مقیم پاکستانیوں اور ترسیلاتِ زر بھیجنے والوں کے لیے تازہ ترین ریٹ جاننا اہم ہے۔ کرنسی تبدیل کروانے سے پہلے موجودہ نرخ ضرور چیک کریں۔

Saudi Riyal SAR to PKR Today 28 October 2026 in Pakistan

The following table shows the reported Saudi Riyal exchange rates for 28 October 2026.

The buying rate is the amount an exchange provider pays when purchasing Saudi Riyals from a customer. The selling rate is the amount a customer pays to buy Saudi Riyals.

The rate you receive may depend on the exchange company, city, transaction amount, and applicable service charges.

How Much Is 1 Saudi Riyal in Pakistani Rupees Today?

According to the reported interbank selling rate, 1 Saudi Riyal is equal to Rs. 73.86. The open-market selling rate is Rs. 74.55 per Riyal.

Here is a quick conversion table using the reported selling rates.

These values are calculated using the reported selling rates. The actual amount received may differ because of exchange margins and transfer fees.

Saudi Riyal Profile

The Saudi Riyal is the official currency of Saudi Arabia. It is widely used by Pakistani workers living in the Kingdom and by people traveling there for employment, business, Hajj, and Umrah.

Open-Market and Interbank Riyal Rates

The interbank rate relates to transactions between banks and is commonly used as a reference for currency pricing. The open-market rate is quoted by exchange companies that serve individual customers.

These rates may differ because of market demand, currency availability, exchange company margins, and transaction costs.

For someone buying Saudi Riyals in Pakistan, the open-market selling rate is usually the more relevant figure. Someone selling Saudi Riyals will generally receive a rate closer to the buying rate.

Before exchanging a large amount, compare the rates offered by licensed exchange companies and confirm the final amount you will receive.

How to Convert Saudi Riyals into Pakistani Rupees

Converting Saudi Riyals into Pakistani Rupees is straightforward. Multiply the amount in Saudi Riyals by the applicable SAR to PKR rate.

For example, if you want to convert 1,000 Saudi Riyals at the reported interbank selling rate of Rs. 73.86, the calculation is:

1,000 × 73.86 = Rs. 73,860

If you are selling Saudi Riyals in the open market, use the provider’s buying rate rather than its selling rate to estimate the amount you may receive.

The final amount can vary depending on the exchange provider and any applicable charges.

How to Exchange Saudi Riyals in Pakistan

People returning from Saudi Arabia or holding Saudi Riyals can exchange their currency through licensed banks and authorized exchange companies in Pakistan.

Keep the following points in mind before making a transaction:

• Carry your original CNIC or other identification required by the exchange provider.
• Compare buying rates offered by more than one authorized provider.
• Ask about service charges and the final amount payable.
• Keep the receipt for your currency exchange.
• Avoid unauthorized dealers and offers that promise unusually favorable rates.

Exchange requirements may vary depending on the provider, transaction amount, and applicable regulations.

How to Send Money from Saudi Arabia to Pakistan

Pakistani workers in Saudi Arabia often send money to their families through banks and authorized remittance services. The amount received in Pakistan depends on the exchange rate used by the service provider, along with any applicable transfer fees.

Before sending money, compare the total cost of the transfer rather than looking at the exchange rate alone. A provider offering a slightly better rate may charge a higher fee, which can affect the final amount received.

Always confirm the recipient details and the expected Pakistani Rupee amount before completing the transfer.

Saudi Riyal to PKR Monthly Trend

The reported October figures indicate that the Saudi Riyal remained relatively stable against the Pakistani Rupee during the middle of the month.

The available figures show a selling rate of around Rs. 73.85 before it moved to approximately Rs. 73.90 between 16 and 20 October. The reported rate then reached Rs. 73.94 on 21 October and stood at Rs. 73.92 on 22 October.

For 28 October, the reported interbank selling rate is Rs. 73.86.

Note: These figures are based on the supplied market information. They are not a complete daily price history, and rates may refer to different market quotations. Use a consistent data source when preparing a monthly trend graph.

What Affects the Saudi Riyal to PKR Rate?

Several factors can influence the rate offered for Saudi Riyals in Pakistan.

1. Demand for foreign currency

Demand for Saudi Riyals from travelers, businesses, and people exchanging cash can affect open-market pricing.

2. Remittances from Saudi Arabia

Money sent by Pakistani workers in Saudi Arabia contributes to foreign-currency inflows. Remittance volumes can influence currency supply and demand, although they do not determine the exchange rate on their own.

3. Pakistan’s economic conditions

Inflation, foreign exchange reserves, import payments, and monetary policy can influence the value of the Pakistani Rupee against foreign currencies.

4. The Saudi Riyal’s link to the US dollar

Saudi Arabia maintains a longstanding fixed exchange-rate arrangement between the Riyal and the US dollar. As a result, movements in the US dollar against the Pakistani Rupee can influence the SAR to PKR rate.

5. Exchange company margins

Banks and exchange companies may quote different buying and selling rates. Their margins and operating costs can affect the amount customers receive.

Why Is the Saudi Riyal Rate Important for Overseas Pakistanis?

The Saudi Riyal rate matters to Pakistani workers because it helps them estimate the value of their earnings when converted into Pakistani Rupees.

For example, a worker sending 2,000 Saudi Riyals can estimate the value of the transfer by multiplying the amount by the applicable conversion rate. However, the actual amount received may differ because of the provider’s exchange rate and transfer fees.

Families receiving remittances can also use the daily rate to plan household expenses, education costs, bills, and savings.

People traveling to Saudi Arabia for Hajj, Umrah, work, or business can check the exchange rate before purchasing Riyals. Comparing rates in advance may help them manage their travel budget more effectively.