AED to INR Exchange Rate Today
UAE Dirham to Indian Rupee conversion for Indian expats in Dubai and UAE. Our AED/INR calculator updates every 30 minutes for optimal remittance timing from the Emirates to India.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is today's AED to INR exchange rate?
The UAE Dirham to Indian Rupee rate typically ranges between ₹22-23 per 1 AED. Since the dirham is pegged to the US Dollar (3.67 AED = 1 USD), AED/INR movements mirror USD/INR trends. Check our live converter for today's exact rate. The stable AED-USD peg makes AED to INR more predictable than other currency pairs.
Which is the best way to send money from UAE to India?
Indian expats in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and UAE have many options for AED to INR transfers: UAE Exchange and Al Ansari Exchange offer physical locations across UAE with competitive rates, Remit2India and BookMyForex provide online transfers, ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank have dedicated NRI services, and Wise/Revolut work for digital transfers. Compare AED/INR rates and fees—even small differences add up on regular remittances.
Why is AED to INR rate relatively stable?
AED/INR stability comes from the UAE Dirham's peg to the US Dollar at 3.6725 AED = 1 USD. This means AED/INR moves primarily based on USD/INR fluctuations, not independent AED movements. The peg has been stable since 1997, making AED to INR more predictable than other pairs. Indian workers in UAE benefit from this stability for regular family remittances.
Do UAE banks give good AED to INR exchange rates?
UAE banks typically offer moderate AED/INR rates but charge higher fees (AED 20-50 per transfer). Dedicated money transfer companies like UAE Exchange, Al Ansari, or Lulu Exchange often provide better total value with competitive rates and lower fees. Online platforms (Remit2India, BookMyForex) frequently beat both banks and exchange houses. Always compare the final INR amount received, not just the displayed rate.
When should I send Dirhams to India for best rate?
Since AED is pegged to USD, watch US Federal Reserve policy and India's RBI decisions. When the rupee weakens against the dollar (INR depreciates), you get more rupees per dirham. Monitor major events: RBI rate decisions, India's inflation reports, US economic data, and global oil prices (affects both UAE and India economies). For monthly family support, consistent transfers average out rate fluctuations.