Live UAE Dirham Exchange Rate (INR/AED) Today in India

The UAE Dirham (AED) has the status of an official currency in the United Arab Emirates and is also ranked among the top foreign currencies to be exchanged in India frequently. Due to an evident strong relationship between India and the UAE in the areas of travel, business, employment, and remittances, the rate of exchange between INR and AED becomes the centerpiece of financial planning for the vacationers, NRIs, students, and employees.

Whenever you are going to Dubai or Abu Dhabi, transferring money to your relatives, or managing overseas expenses, knowing the live AED exchange rate helps you convert currency at the right time. Orient Exchange provides the UAE Dirham exchange rates that are highly competitive, clear-cut, and real-time not just in India but in whole.

Existing INR to AED Exchange Rate

Currently, the live INR/AED exchange rate is:

Buying Rate: 24.99

Selling Rate: 24.7

Buying rate signifies the very amount of Indian Rupees that needs to be spent to buy UAE Dirhams while the selling rate represents the amount that comes to you when the AED is turned back to INR. As the foreign exchange rates are subject to fluctuations all through the day owing to the movement of global markets, it is always a good practice to check the live rate before proceeding with your transaction.

Factors Affecting the INR/AED Exchange Rate

The exchange rate of the Indian Rupee against the UAE Dirham is affected by a number of global as well as regional factors:

1. USD and Global Dollar Movements

   The US Dollar is the one that is making this currency pair (INR/AED) to fluctuate in global markets. The ease of direct co-relation results from the fact that any strengthening or weakening of the USD will affect the AED and thereby, the INR to AED or AED to INR exchange rate, directly.

2. Oil Prices and UAE Economy

   The UAE economy is primarily dependent on oil exports. Therefore, fluctuations in crude oil prices may influence the country's economic conditions and accordingly the demand for the Dirham can also be affected.

3. Interest Rates & Central Bank Policies

   The monetary policy decisions of the US Federal Reserve (which indirectly affects the AED due to the peg) and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) (the latter has more direct influence) play an important part in determining the value of currencies.

4. Remittance & Travel Demand

   A sizeable number of Indians live in the UAE. The high volume of remittances, travel, and festivals can lead to increased demand for the Dirham in India which may sooner or later result in short-term fluctuations of rates.

How to Exchange INR to AED/ AED to INR with Orient Exchange

Exchanging Indian Rupees to UAE Dirhams or UAE Dirhams to Indian Rupees is simple, fast, and secure with Orient Exchange:

Visit Your Nearest Branch – Check for the closest Orient Exchange branch in India at your convenience.

Check Live AED Rates – INR to AED or AED to INR rates online or at the branch can be viewed instantly.

Complete the Transaction – Quick processing, minimum paperwork, and safe service will be your experience.

It is also possible to buy/sell UAE Dirhams online if you require higher convenience and faster service.

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