Euro to UAE Dirham Exchange Rate Today

How much is 1 Euro in Dirhams?

One Euro is equal to 3.97 Dirhams.

How much is 25 Euros in Dirhams?

The value of 25 EUR is 99.28 AED.

How much is 800 Euros in Dirhams?

The value of 800 EUR is 3,176.96 AED.

How much is 2500 Euros in Dirhams?

The value of 2500 EUR is 9,928.00 AED.

Use our Euro to Dirham calculator to calculate other currency amounts.

When to expect Dirham stronger in comparison to Euro?

Since the UAE Dirham is tightly pegged to the US dollar, we should expect the Dirham to strengthen against the Euro at the same time that the US Dollar strengthens against the Euro. So keep an eye on the euro-dollar exchange rate to catch the best time to convert Dirhams to Euro.

Where to change Euro to Dirham?

You can switch your Euros to Dirhams in a few ways:

• Banks: Most banks in Europe and the UAE can help you exchange your cash. You can either visit a bank or do it online if they have that option.
• Currency Exchange Spots: Airports, big hotels, and touristy places usually have spots where you can swap your Euros for Dirhams. Just keep in mind, their rates might not be the best.
• Exchange Offices: There are places that specialize in changing money. They might have better rates than banks.
• Forex Brokers: Certain Forex brokers allow you to exchange currencies online. You can open an account with them, convert your Euros to Dirhams, and even transfer the money to a UAE bank account.
• Online Services: Websites like Wise or Revolut let you change currencies online. You make an account, switch your Euros to Dirhams, and then send the money to a UAE bank account.

Which way is cheaper to convert Euro to Dirhams?

For most people, especially for smaller amounts we would recommend:

• Online Services like Wise or Revolut often offer competitive rates and lower fees compared to banks, exchange counters, or ATMs.
• Banks can be a good choice for larger amounts due to potentially better rates, but they might charge higher fees for smaller transactions.
• Avoid Currency Exchange Counters in tourist areas or airports as they usually offer less favorable rates and higher fees.

For larger amounts:

• Consider Specialized Exchange Offices or Forex Brokers as they might offer better rates, especially for larger transactions. Compare their rates with banks to find the best deal.