Karachi (1 September 2025): The Saudi Riyal (SAR) opened flat against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) in the local currency market today. According to the Forex Association of Pakistan (FAP), the Riyal was bought at Rs. 75.09 and sold at Rs. 75.33, showing no major change compared to the previous day.
This exchange rate directly impacts overseas Pakistani workers, Hajj and Umrah pilgrims, and businesses involved in trade with Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Riyal to PKR Rate – 1 September 2025
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Buying Rate: Rs. 75.09
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Selling Rate: Rs. 75.33
Who is Most Affected by SAR to PKR Rate?
1. Overseas Pakistani Workers
Over 2 million Pakistanis live and work in Saudi Arabia. Their remittances are directly influenced by Riyal-to-Rupee fluctuations. A weaker PKR means families in Pakistan get more rupees, while a stronger PKR means they receive less.
2. Families of Overseas Workers
Millions of households in Pakistan depend on remittances. Exchange rate changes affect their monthly budget, education expenses, and savings.
3. Hajj and Umrah Pilgrims
Thousands of Pakistanis perform Hajj and Umrah every year. A higher Riyal rate increases their travel, accommodation, and food costs.
4. Importers and Traders
Pakistan imports petroleum, chemicals, and other goods from Saudi Arabia. When the PKR weakens, import costs rise, affecting both businesses and consumers.
Saudi Riyal to PKR Conversion Examples
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1 SAR = Rs. 75.09
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100 SAR = Rs. 7,509
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500 SAR = Rs. 37,545
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1,000 SAR = Rs. 75,090
(Based on today’s buying rate.)
FAQs – Saudi Riyal to PKR
Q1: What is the Saudi Riyal to PKR rate today (1 September 2025)?
➡️ The buying rate is Rs. 75.09, and the selling rate is Rs. 75.33.
Q2: How much is 1,000 Saudi Riyals in Pakistani Rupees?
➡️ At Rs. 75.09, it equals Rs. 75,090.
Q3: How much is 500 Saudi Riyals in Pakistani Rupees?
➡️ At today’s rate, it equals Rs. 37,545.
Q4: Why is the SAR to PKR exchange rate important?
➡️ It impacts remittances, Hajj/Umrah travel costs, imports, and inflation in Pakistan.
Q5: Does the Riyal to PKR rate change daily?
➡️ Yes, it fluctuates based on supply and demand, oil prices, and economic conditions.
Final Words
As of 1 September 2025, the Saudi Riyal stands at Rs. 75.09 (buying) and Rs. 75.33 (selling) in Pakistan’s open market. With millions of families relying on remittances and thousands planning religious travel, the SAR to PKR rate remains a critical factor for the Pakistani economy.
Citizens are advised to check daily updates before making currency exchanges, remittances, or travel plans.