Today’s Saudi Riyal Rate in Pakistan – 17 November 2025
For clients, Pakistanis living abroad, and companies in need of precise conversion information, the most recent Saudi Riyal to Pakistani Rupee exchange rate for November 17, 2025, has been updated.

For those who intend to send or receive remittances, this is the current Saudi Riyal rate in Pakistan, along with the most recent market movement and significant developments.
Saudi Riyal to Pak rupee rate today
The Saudi riyal saw minimal gains against the Pakistani rupee on Saturday’s open market, but the local currency remained stable against the US dollar.
At the time, the Saudi Riyal was worth Rs75.65. On the other hand, the selling rate stayed constant at Rs76.25.
The SAR to PKR exchange rate is crucial for Pakistanis residing overseas, the business community, and others.
Open Market Rate From SAR To PKR
As of November 17, 2025, the Saudi Riyal to Pakistani Rupee (SAR to PKR) exchange rate on the open market is Rs 75.65 for purchases and Rs 76.25 for sales.
The persistent volatility in Pakistan’s currency market, which is fueled by demand for remittances, import payments, and international oil-related movements, is shown in this small difference between purchasing and selling.
how much is 1 pkr to 1 saudi riyal
One Saudi Riyals (SAR) is nearly equal to 75.34 Pakistani Rupees (PKR), as 1 PKR is approximately €0.0133\) SAR.
How much is 500 Saudi Riyal in Pak Rupees today?
In Pakistan’s open market, you can exchange 500 Saudi Riyals for Rs37,825 at the current exchange rate of Rs75.65.
Where to Convert Saudi Riyal to Pakistan Rupee?
To exchange Saudi Riyals into Pakistani rupees, Pakistani nationals or anybody else in possession of them can go to the designated locations of banks and currency exchange businesses.
In the meantime, the State Bank of Pakistan would give financial institutions targeted support of Rs 3.5 billion to encourage merchant onboarding on Raast and digital QR Code transactions in order to advance the digital economy.
The central bank announced on Wednesday that the government has set aside PKR 3.5 billion for Raast P2M QR Code-based transactions to take place between September 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026.
Conclusion
The Saudi Riyal to Pakistani Rupee rate for 17 November 2025 shows only minor movement, but it remains an important indicator for overseas Pakistanis, businesses, and anyone dealing with remittances.
With buying at Rs75.65 and selling at Rs76.25, the market continues to reflect the usual demand-driven fluctuations. As Pakistan shifts toward digital payments through initiatives like Raast QR transactions, currency exchange processes are expected to become more efficient.
