EUR to INR Exchange Rate Today: 1 Euro in Indian Rupees

On 16 September 2026, 1 euro was worth ₹110.79, going by the RBI reference rate of ₹110.7908 published by FBIL at 1 pm. Banks and money changers sell euros to you above that rate and buy them from you below it. SBI’s rate card that morning sold euro notes at ₹112.70 and bought them at ₹107.75.

EUR to INR rate today: key facts

These are fixed daily figures, not a live quote. The euro trades all day, so the rate you get will differ. For fifteen currencies with their 30-day range, see our exchange rates today page, which is updated separately.

1 euro in Indian rupees: conversion table

The table uses the RBI reference rate of ₹110.7908 for 16 September 2026. A bank or card will apply its own rate, so treat these as the mid-point, not the price you pay.

Going the other way, ₹1,000 buys about €9.03 and ₹1 lakh about €902.60 at the same rate. To convert any other amount, use the currency converter.

EUR to INR rate in June, July, August and September 2026

Many readers search for the rate on a specific day. The ECB publishes a euro reference rate against the rupee on each European working day, and these figures come from its data.

Some single-day ECB rates people looked for:

• 15 June 2026: ₹109.9355
• 24 June 2026: ₹107.3605
• 14 August 2026: ₹110.3818
• 4 September 2026: ₹109.8165 (the last rate before 6 September, a Sunday, when no rate was set)

Over the year to 16 September 2026, the euro rose about 6.5% against the rupee, from ₹103.99 on 17 September 2025. We do not publish forecasts; past movement says nothing reliable about the next month.

Why the rate you get differs from the rate you see

The figures on search results and converter sites are mid-market or reference rates. Nobody sells euros to a customer at that price.

How to buy euros in India

1. Choose an authorised seller: an authorised dealer bank, or a full-fledged money changer licensed by the RBI.
2. Compare the seller’s rate for the product you want (notes, forex card or transfer) against the day’s reference rate.
3. Give your PAN. It is mandatory for all transactions under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS).
4. Pay in cash only if the total is below ₹50,000. From ₹50,000 upward, pay by cheque, banker’s cheque, pay order, demand draft, or debit, credit or prepaid card.
5. Keep the notes you buy within USD 3,000 or its equivalent per trip for most countries, and load the rest on a card.

Limits and tax

A resident can send or spend up to USD 2,50,000 a financial year under LRS. From 1 April 2026, tax collected at source (TCS) is nil on the first ₹10 lakh a year for most purposes, then 20% above that. Education and medical spending attract 2% above ₹10 lakh. Overseas tour packages attract 2% from the first rupee. Our guide to LRS limits and TCS explains how TCS is credited back against your tax.

Selling euros back after a trip

RBI rules let you keep foreign currency worth up to USD 2,000 after you return. Notes and travellers’ cheques above that must be surrendered to an authorised person within 180 days of your return. When you sell, you get the bank’s buying rate. SBI’s note buying rate on 16 September was ₹107.75, ₹3.04 below the reference rate.

If you bring back foreign currency notes worth more than USD 5,000, declare them to Customs when you land. The same applies if all your foreign exchange together, including travellers’ cheques, is worth more than USD 10,000.

Frequently asked questions

What is the EUR to INR exchange rate today?

The RBI reference rate on 16 September 2026 was ₹110.7908 for 1 euro. The ECB’s rate that day was ₹110.7140. Your bank’s buying and selling rates will be on either side of these.

What is 1 euro in Indian rupees?

About ₹110.79 at the 16 September 2026 reference rate. SBI was selling euro notes at ₹112.70 and buying them at ₹107.75 that morning.

What was the EUR to INR rate in June 2026?

The ECB rate averaged ₹109.35 in June 2026. It ranged from ₹107.06 on 25 June to ₹111.49 on 4 June.

What was the EUR INR exchange rate on 24 June 2026?

The ECB reference rate on 24 June 2026 was ₹107.3605 per euro. On 15 June 2026 it was ₹109.9355.

What is the current EUR INR exchange rate for September 2026?

Between 1 and 16 September 2026 the ECB rate averaged ₹110.32, with a low of ₹109.75 on 3 September and a high of ₹110.86 on 10 September.

How much is 90 euros in Indian rupees?

€90 is about ₹9,971 at the 16 September 2026 reference rate of ₹110.7908. Buying €90 in notes at SBI’s selling rate of ₹112.70 would cost ₹10,143.

How much euro cash can I buy for a trip?

For most countries, up to USD 3,000 or its equivalent in notes per trip. Cash payment is allowed only below ₹50,000.

Sources

• Current rates: exchange rates (Source: FBIL) — Reserve Bank of India (checked 17 Sep 2026)
• Euro reference exchange rate: Indian rupee — European Central Bank (checked 17 Sep 2026)
• EUR/INR daily reference rate series — European Central Bank data portal (checked 17 Sep 2026)
• Forex card rates, 16-09-2026 — State Bank of India (checked 17 Sep 2026)
• Miscellaneous forex facilities (FAQ) — Reserve Bank of India (checked 17 Sep 2026)
• Liberalised Remittance Scheme (FAQ) — Reserve Bank of India (checked 17 Sep 2026)
• Revision in TCS on LRS transactions from 1 April 2026 — Standard Chartered Bank India (checked 17 Sep 2026)