EUR to NGN Exchange Rate Today

Euro to Nigerian Naira conversion for Europe's 400,000+ Nigerian community. Track live EUR/NGN rates for remittances to Lagos, Abuja, PH.

1000 EUR =

1,556,048.91NGN

1 NGN = 0.0006 EUR

1 EUR = 1,556.0489 NGN

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EUR to NGN conversion table

Common amounts at the current mid-market rate of 1 EUR = 1,556 NGN.

EURNGN
1 EUR1,556 NGN
5 EUR7,780 NGN
10 EUR15,560 NGN
25 EUR38,901 NGN
50 EUR77,802 NGN
100 EUR155,605 NGN
500 EUR778,024 NGN
1,000 EUR1,556,049 NGN
5,000 EUR7,780,245 NGN
NGNEUR
1 NGN0.0006 EUR
5 NGN0.0032 EUR
10 NGN0.0064 EUR
25 NGN0.0161 EUR
50 NGN0.0321 EUR
100 NGN0.0643 EUR
500 NGN0.3213 EUR
1,000 NGN0.6427 EUR
5,000 NGN3.21 EUR

Mid-market rate — the midpoint banks trade at, before any provider adds a margin. What you actually receive is below.

What you actually get for 1,000 EUR

Nobody converts at the mid-market rate. At 1 EUR = 1,556 NGN, a perfect conversion of 1,000 EUR would be 1,556,049 NGN. Here is what 14 services would really send, fee and exchange-rate margin included.

ServiceTheir rateFeeYou get
WorldRemitcheapest1,5561,556,049 NGN
TransferGo1,5561,556,049 NGN
Ria Money Transfer1,5561,556,049 NGN
Sendwave1,5561,556,049 NGN
Western Union1,5562.99 EUR1,551,396 NGN
Paysend1,5564.00 EUR1,549,829 NGN
MoneyGram1,5491.49 EUR1,546,350 NGN
Instarem1,5461,545,935 NGN
Xoom1,5492.09 EUR1,545,638 NGN
Wise1,5567.62 EUR1,544,194 NGN
XE1,5401,540,488 NGN
Taptap Send1,5401,540,488 NGN
Revolut1,53211.50 EUR1,514,162 NGN
OFX1,5269.83 EUR1,511,310 NGN

On 1,000 EUR, the gap between the best and worst option here is 44,738 NGN — the same money, converted on the same day. That difference is the fee plus the margin each service builds into its rate, and it is the only part of this page you can do anything about. How exchange-rate markups work.

Typical pricing for a bank-funded transfer, not a live quote — promotional offers and payment method can change it. Check the provider before sending.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Euro to Nigerian Naira exchange rate?

EUR to NGN conversion rates have oscillated wildly between ₦1,500-2,200+ per euro, reflecting Nigeria's ongoing forex crisis and naira instability. Europe's 400,000+ Nigerian community—primarily in Italy, Germany, France, and Spain—represents a major European-African remittance flow. The CBN's multiple exchange rate tiers (official, I&E window, bureau de change, parallel market) create significant price discovery challenges. European Nigerian workers in services, healthcare, and education must track rates hourly during volatile periods. Mid-market rates refresh every 30 minutes through OpenExchangeRates integration.

How can Nigerians in Europe send money to Nigeria?

European Nigerians access multiple remittance channels: Remitly and WorldRemit (both popular in Italy/Spain for bank deposits), SendWave (minimal fees, direct transfers), Western Union/MoneyGram (broad agent coverage in Nigerian cities); European-based Nigeria specialists; or SEPA bank transfers. Rome, Milan, Berlin, Frankfurt, Paris, and Barcelona communities should verify total NGN received, since provider spreads can vary 3-5% given the naira's instability. Digital platforms offer instant rate transparency, crucial when parallel market premiums shift daily.

Why is the naira so weak against the euro?

The EUR-NGN ratio (₦1,700-2,200 per euro) exposes Nigeria's structural vulnerabilities: over-reliance on oil revenues, the CBN's multiple exchange rate tiers causing market distortions, and inflation consistently outpacing wage growth at 15-25%. The euro's role as a major reserve currency amplifies naira weakness. Europe's 400K+ Nigerian workers (concentrated in Italy, Spain, Germany services sectors) remitting €5B annually see their euros buy more naira. That helps family support, though it reflects Lagos's forex crisis and economic instability.

Do European banks offer good naira exchange rates?

No. European banks rarely handle NGN directly and charge €20-40 transfer fees plus 4-6% poor exchange spreads. German banks (Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank), Italian banks (Intesa Sanpaolo, UniCredit), French banks (BNP Paribas), and Spanish banks (BBVA, Santander) all offer terrible rates. Dedicated Nigeria remittance services are far superior: Remitly charges 2-4%, SendWave ~1-2%, WorldRemit 3-5%—all with much better rates and faster delivery to Nigerian accounts.

When should I send euros to Nigeria for best rate?

Berlin Nigerians sending €500 monthly maximize value when euro exceeds ₦2,000, gaining ₦1M versus ₦900K at ₦1,800. Nigerian diaspora in Europe (400,000+ in Italy, Germany, France) remits €5B annually to Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt families. Naira volatility (2023 crashed to ₦2,200) creates opportunities. Locking ₦2,000 rates versus ₦1,800 generates ₦100K monthly on €500 flows, important for Rome or Paris Nigerian workers financing family support, Lagos real estate, or business ventures during CBN policy turbulence and oil price fluctuations.