Free UAE dirham currency converter
Work out how much your money is worth in Dubai with this handy tool that converts most major (and many minor) currencies to UAE dirhams and back again. Salaries are high in Dubai, but so is the cost of living – work out how your earnings, rent and other costs stack up before you get an unpleasant surprise.
Currencies converted include: US dollars, Canadian dollars, Euros, British pounds, Swiss francs, Japanese yen, Australian dollars, New Zealand dollars, Hong Kong dollars, Indian rupees and Pakistani rupees.
For a full list of other currencies see below.
Due to problems integrating JavaScript into WordPress posts this converter is not currently working on this site. Please use the link below to convert amounts to and from UAE dirhams instead. If anyone knows a workaround please let us know.
UPDATE: We finally have a working currency converter on the site, thanks to the wonderful people at gocurrency.com.
Unfortunately we couldn’t find a satisfactorily stable way around the WordPress no Script in posts problem so if you want to use the converter you’ll find it nestling at the top of the left-hand sidebar, just below the ‘recent blog posts’ box and above the Google ads.
This converter appears to have all the currencies advertised below, but if any are missing you can follow the link below to use the other converter on its home site.
The free UAE dirham currency converter (EXT) is courtesy of discount-currency-exchange.com.
Other convertible currencies
Argentine Peso, Austrian Schilling, Barbados Dollar, Bulgarian Lev, Brazilian Real, Chilean Peso, Yuan Renminbi, Cyprus Pound, Czech Koruna, Danish Krone, Algerian Dinar, Egyptian Pound, Fiji Dollar, Hungary Forint, Indonesia Rupiah, New Israeli Sheqel, Indian Rupee, Iceland Krona, Jamaican Dollar, Jordanian Dinar, Korea (South) Won, Lebanese Pound, Mexican Peso, Malaysian Ringgit, Norwegian Krone, Philippine Peso, Pakistan Rupee, Poland Zloty, Romania Leu, Russian Ruble, Saudi Riyal, Sudanese Dinar, Swedish Krona, Singapore Dollar, Slovak Koruna, Thailand Baht, Turkish Lira, Trinidad/Tobago Dollar, New Taiwan Dollar, Venezuela Bolivar, Vietnam Dong, East Caribbean Dollar, South Africa Rand, Zambia Kwacha
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