EUR to INR Converter (Euro to Indian Rupee)

Euros (EUR, €) are divided into 100 cents and rupees (INR, ₹) into 100 paise, but the rupee is written in lakh and crore groups: a lakh is 100,000 and a crore is 10,000,000. When a euro amount becomes a rupee amount you will often see a lakh figure, so keep that notation in mind when reading the table.

This pair is checked by Indian professionals working in Germany, France, the Netherlands or Ireland who support their families at home, by international students from India in European universities, by European exporters and software firms with Indian customers or teams, and by tourists who plan a trip across Rajasthan, Kerala or Goa.

How to use this tool

1. Type an amount in EUR to see it in INR, or type in the INR box to convert the other way.
2. Read the rate line under the boxes: it shows the saved rate and its date.
3. Use the tables below for common amounts, or open the currency converter for any other currency.

Formula

INR amount = EUR amount × rate

EUR amount = INR amount ÷ rate

The rate is the value of 1 EUR in INR from the snapshot of 2026-11-10. Both currencies are priced in US dollars in the same table, so the rate is the INR per USD figure divided by the EUR per USD figure. A bank's buying and selling rates sit on either side of this mid-market figure.

Example

Two conversions at the saved rate:

800 EUR × 105.249 = 84,199.05 INR

150,000 INR ÷ 105.249 = 1,425.19 EUR

EUR to INR table

Common amounts in EUR converted to INR at the saved rate of 2026-11-10.

INR to EUR table

The other direction, for amounts often quoted in INR.

Money sent from Europe to India

Transfers from the euro area to India usually go by bank wire or an online remittance service. Fees and the margin on the exchange rate vary widely, and the amount your recipient finally gets in rupees is the best number to compare. The Single Euro Payments Area covers euro payments inside Europe, but a payment to India is an international transfer.

The European Central Bank publishes euro reference rates for the rupee as part of its daily list, which can help to check an offered rate against a neutral benchmark.

Visiting India with euros

Travelers can withdraw rupees from ATMs in cities and most towns, and many hotels and larger shops take foreign cards. Smaller businesses, rickshaws and street food stalls run on cash and, increasingly, on the national UPI payment system. Keep a few ₹10, ₹20 and ₹50 notes for small purchases.

Quick mental estimate

Multiply EUR by 110 for a rough INR figure: 20 EUR → about 2,200 INR. That factor is 4.5% above the saved rate.

Rates move every day, so recheck the rate line before you rely on a shortcut.