Pakistani rupee to South Korean won (PKR to KRW)
1 Pakistani rupee = 4.7973 South Korean won on 19 Oct 2026 (daily reference rate). Over the past month it has moved −4.04% and over the past year −4.58%.
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Rate used: 1 PKR = 4.7973 KRW, daily reference rate for 19 Oct 2026. This is a mid-market rate, not a quote from a bank or exchange.
PKR to KRW chart
Pakistani rupee to South Korean won conversion table
| PKR | KRW |
|---|---|
| 1 PKR | 5 KRW |
| 5 PKR | 24 KRW |
| 10 PKR | 48 KRW |
| 25 PKR | 120 KRW |
| 50 PKR | 240 KRW |
| 100 PKR | 480 KRW |
| 500 PKR | 2,399 KRW |
| 1,000 PKR | 4,797 KRW |
| 5,000 PKR | 23,986 KRW |
| 10,000 PKR | 47,973 KRW |
| KRW | PKR |
|---|---|
| 10 KRW | 2.08 PKR |
| 50 KRW | 10.42 PKR |
| 100 KRW | 20.85 PKR |
| 500 KRW | 104.23 PKR |
| 1,000 KRW | 208.45 PKR |
| 5,000 KRW | 1,042.26 PKR |
| 10,000 KRW | 2,084.52 PKR |
| 50,000 KRW | 10,422.58 PKR |
| 100,000 KRW | 20,845.16 PKR |
| 500,000 KRW | 104,225.79 PKR |
How the rate has moved
| Period | Change in 1 PKR |
|---|---|
| 1 day | −1.11% |
| 1 week | −0.61% |
| 1 month | −4.04% |
| 3 months | −10.04% |
| 1 year | −4.58% |
| Since 2000 | −77.89% |
| 30-day average | 4.8742 KRW |
About the PKR/KRW rate
This page converts Pakistani rupees (PKR) into South Korean won (KRW). The Pakistani rupee is the currency of Pakistan and is issued by the State Bank of Pakistan. The South Korean won is the currency of South Korea and is issued by the Bank of Korea.
The rate is the daily mid-market reference rate for 19 Oct 2026, compiled from open public exchange-rate data (history before March 2024 comes from the forex feed behind our forex pages, scaled to join smoothly). It is refreshed once a day, so it is a reference level, not a live quote. Over the last 12 months 1 PKR bought between 4.7973 (19 Oct 2026) and 5.5994 (1 Jul 2026) South Korean won, and the 30-day average is 4.8742. Since 2000, when our history for this pair starts, 1 PKR has moved from 21.7009 to 4.7973 KRW, a change of −77.89%.
When you exchange money, the rate you get depends on who you use. Banks, exchange companies, card networks and transfer services add a margin to the market rate, and in Pakistan the open-market rate offered to individuals can differ from the interbank rate. Treat this page as the reference and ask your provider for its quote before you send or convert money.
Interest rates behind the currencies
| Central bank | Policy rate | Last change |
|---|---|---|
| State Bank of Pakistan (PKR) | 11.50% | – |
| Bank of Korea (KRW) | 3.00% | 27 Aug 2026 |
A wider gap between two countries' policy rates tends to favour the higher-yielding currency, though inflation, trade and capital flows matter too. All rates: central bank interest rates. Country pages: Pakistan, South Korea
Frequently asked questions
What is the PKR to KRW rate today?
On 19 Oct 2026 (the latest daily reference rate), 1 Pakistani rupee = 4.7973 South Korean won. That is −1.11% against the previous close.
How much is 100 Pakistani rupees in South Korean won?
At the latest rate, 100 PKR = 480 KRW.
How much is 1 South Korean won in Pakistani rupees?
At the latest rate, 1 KRW = 0.20845 PKR.
Is this the rate my bank or exchange will give me?
No. This is a mid-market reference rate for the day. Banks, exchange companies, card networks and transfer services quote their own buy and sell rates, which include a margin, so the rate you get can be a little worse than the one shown here.
How often is the rate updated?
Once a day. It is a daily reference rate, not a live quote, and the chart shows weekdays only.
What is the difference between the interbank rate and the open-market rate?
The interbank rate is the rate at which banks trade currency with each other, usually in large amounts. Exchange companies and money changers quote open-market rates for individuals, which include a spread and can differ from the interbank rate, sometimes by a wide margin when currency is scarce. The rate on this page is a market reference rate, so use it as a guide and ask your provider for its quote.
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