QAR to USD converter
The Qatari riyal is pegged to the US dollar, so the official rate doesn't move.
Enter an amount to convert it at the parity set by law.
How it's calculated
- One US dollar equals QAR 3.64.
- Dollars to riyals: multiply by the rate. Riyals to dollars: divide by it.
- Banks and exchange houses add a margin, so what you get at the counter can be a little different.
An example
USD 1,000 is QAR 3,640, and QAR 10,000 is about USD 2,747.25.
Frequently asked questions
Who sets the riyal exchange rate?
Decree No. 34 of 2001 fixes the riyal against the dollar. Qatar Central Bank buys and sells dollars to the banks within a narrow band around that rate.
At what rate does the central bank sell dollars to banks?
At no more than QAR 3.6415 per dollar, under the same decree.
Does the rate change during the day?
The official parity doesn't. The rates shown by banks can vary slightly because of their margins.
Key terms
- Peg
- A fixed exchange rate between two currencies, set by law or by the central bank.
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