AED to INR: the Central Bank of the UAE rate

1 AED = 25.8585 INR

Published by the Central Bank of the UAE for 16 Oct 2026, the latest table in our snapshot. Collected each working day from the Central Bank's published table through a data provider; the snapshot runs from 28 Aug 2026 to 16 Oct 2026. The Bank publishes the dirham value of one unit of the currency; the figure above is worked out from it.

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The last 30 published rates

Table date1 INR in AED1 AED in INR (worked out)
16 Oct 20260.03867225.8585
15 Oct 20260.03863325.8846
14 Oct 20260.03859525.9101
13 Oct 20260.03854225.9457
12 Oct 20260.03834526.0790
9 Oct 20260.03796526.3401
8 Oct 20260.03794526.3539
7 Oct 20260.03796626.3394
6 Oct 20260.03808726.2557
5 Oct 20260.03813726.2213
2 Oct 20260.03812626.2288
1 Oct 20260.03812826.2274
30 Sept 20260.03832126.0954
29 Sept 20260.03826126.1363
28 Sept 20260.03826026.1370
25 Sept 20260.03832826.0906
24 Sept 20260.03827126.1294
23 Sept 20260.03835726.0709
22 Sept 20260.03841726.0301
21 Sept 20260.03832726.0913
18 Sept 20260.03830426.1069
17 Sept 20260.03828126.1226
16 Sept 20260.03827126.1294
15 Sept 20260.03828826.1178
14 Sept 20260.03843326.0193
11 Sept 20260.03843326.0193
10 Sept 20260.03847825.9889
9 Sept 20260.03861325.8980
8 Sept 20260.03873025.8198
7 Sept 20260.03886725.7288

All Central Bank rates: the full latest table in our snapshot. Also free: the UAE VAT calculator.

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AED to INR, explained

What is the Central Bank of the UAE rate for Indian Rupee?

On 16 Oct 2026 the Central Bank of the UAE published 1 INR = 0.038672 AED, which makes 1 AED worth 25.8585 INR.

Can I use this rate on a tax invoice?

For VAT, an invoice in INR is converted into dirhams at the Central Bank rate on the date of supply. Use the helper below with your date of supply.

Is this the rate my bank or exchange house will give me?

No. Banks and exchange houses set their own buying and selling rates. This is the exchange rate approved by the Central Bank, which is the one the VAT law uses for invoices.

The law behind these figures

Every figure on this page comes from the rules below, checked 17 October 2026.

Federal Decree-Law No. 8 of 2017 on Value Added Tax

  • Art. 69An invoice in another currency is converted into dirhams at the exchange rate approved by the Central Bank on the date of supply.
  • Art. 3A standard rate of 5% VAT applies to taxable supplies and imports, unless the law zero-rates or exempts them.
Read the official text tax.gov.ae

Cabinet Decision No. 52 of 2017 (VAT Executive Regulation)

  • Art. 59(1)(k)A tax invoice shows the VAT payable in dirhams together with the exchange rate applied.
  • Art. 61VAT worked out to a fraction of a fils may be rounded to the nearest fils.
Read the official text tax.gov.ae

Central Bank of the UAE

  • Guide: daily exchange ratesThe Central Bank publishes the dirham value of each foreign currency on working days. These pages show its tables as collected for the dates we hold.
Read the official text centralbank.ae

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