AED to INR at the latest rate
On October 8, 2026, the reference rate was 1 AED = 26.3393 INR, which means 1 INR = 0.03797 AED. A reference rate is the midpoint of the market without any margin, so it is the fairest number to compare offers against.
What you get after a card fee
Most cards abroad charge a foreign transaction fee of around 3%. The table shows UAE dirhams converted at the reference rate and what is left after a 3% fee, so you can see what a payment really costs.
| UAE dirham | Reference rate | After 3% fee |
|---|---|---|
| 1 AED | ₹26.34 | ₹25.55 |
| 5 AED | ₹131.70 | ₹127.75 |
| 10 AED | ₹263.39 | ₹255.49 |
| 25 AED | ₹658.48 | ₹638.73 |
| 50 AED | ₹1,316.97 | ₹1,277.46 |
| 100 AED | ₹2,633.93 | ₹2,554.92 |
| 500 AED | ₹13,169.67 | ₹12,774.58 |
| 1,000 AED | ₹26,339.34 | ₹25,549.16 |
| 5,000 AED | ₹131,696.71 | ₹127,745.81 |
At the rates of October 8, 2026. Change the fee in the converter above for any other rate.
Where the AED to INR rate comes from
The European Central Bank does not publish a rate for the UAE dirham. Its rate comes from the free daily rates of ExchangeRate-API, quoted against the US dollar, and is combined with the ECB reference rates for the dollar and the Indian rupee.
For the reverse rate, open INR to AED. When a price abroad is on sale, the discount calculator shows the final price before you convert it, and the salary converter helps compare a job offer paid in Indian rupees.
Frequently asked questions
How much is 100 AED in INR?
At the reference rate of October 8, 2026, 100 UAE dirhams is ₹2,633.93. Your bank or card provider will usually give you a little less, because it adds a margin of 1 to 3 percent on top of this rate.
How do I convert UAE dirhams to Indian rupees?
Multiply the amount in UAE dirhams by the exchange rate, which was 26.3393 on October 8, 2026. To go back from INR to AED, divide by the same rate, or multiply by 0.03797.
How often does the AED to INR rate change here?
Once a day. ExchangeRate-API updates its free rates daily, and this page checks for new rates several times a day. Banks and card networks move their own rates during the day, so the rate on your statement can be slightly different.