AED to INR Converter
Convert UAE Dirham to Indian Rupee at the live market rate — plus a quick conversion table and travel-money tips.
UAE Dirham to Indian Rupee — AED to INR
The UAE Dirham is pegged to the US dollar, so the AED to INR rate moves almost entirely with the rupee–dollar exchange rate rather than anything happening in Dubai itself. Check the live converter below for today's figure, then use the table to budget common amounts — dinners, desert safaris, souk shopping — before you fly. Any figure is indicative; your bank or forex card applies its own rate and a small margin.
1 AED = ₹25.79 INR
AED to INR conversion table
| UAE Dirham (AED) | Indian Rupee (INR) |
|---|---|
| 1 AED | ₹25.79 |
| 5 AED | ₹128.94 |
| 10 AED | ₹257.87 |
| 25 AED | ₹644.68 |
| 50 AED | ₹1,289.37 |
| 100 AED | ₹2,578.73 |
| 250 AED | ₹6,446.83 |
| 500 AED | ₹12,893.65 |
| 1,000 AED | ₹25,787.3 |
| 5,000 AED | ₹1,28,936.5 |
Travel money for your the UAE trip
Heading to Dubai or Abu Dhabi? The dirham (AED) is what you will spend on the ground, from the Burj Khalifa and desert safaris to the souks and metro. Carry a mix of a forex card and some cash, and compare rates before you fly rather than at the airport, where margins are usually widest.
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What is the AED to INR exchange rate today?
The live rate is shown in the converter above, pulled from a market data source when the page loads. Rates change throughout the day, so use it as a guide and confirm the exact rate with your bank, forex provider or card before converting.
How much is 1 AED in INR?
One UAE Dirham is roughly equal to the rate shown live above. The dirham is pegged to the US dollar, so AED-to-INR mostly tracks how the rupee moves against the dollar.
Where do I get the best AED to INR rate for a Dubai trip?
Generally, a multi-currency forex card or your bank gives a better rate than airport counters. Load some dirhams before you travel, keep a little cash for taxis and tips, and avoid converting large sums at the airport.
Why is the dirham so stable against major currencies?
The UAE Dirham is pegged to the US dollar at a fixed rate, so it barely moves against the dollar. Its value in rupees therefore changes mainly when the Indian Rupee strengthens or weakens versus the dollar.