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Turkish Lira to Pakistani Rupee

TRY/PKR · open market and interbank rates today
5.76
0.01fell
PKR · the rate exchange companies buy one Turkish Lira at
LAST UPDATED 28 AUG 2026, 12:12 PKT
One national open market rate · reference rate is the global mid-market, not SBP
BUYING 5.76 the company buys at — you receive this
SELLING 5.78 the company sells at — you pay this
INTERBANK REFERENCE 5.69 selling rate above it by 1.56%

TRY to PKR interbank reference rate, last month

One reading per day over the last 30 days. 26 days have been recorded so far — the series begins when we started recording it, not when the currency began trading, and days the feed did not report are absent rather than filled in.
22 Aug 18 Sept
PERIOD HIGH5.78weakest the rupee got
PERIOD LOW5.69strongest the rupee got
PERIOD AVERAGE5.7426 readings
The interbank reference — the global mid-market rate, sampled daily, which tracks Pakistan’s interbank rate closely but is not the State Bank of Pakistan’s own published figure. The open market rate sits above this and is what a counter will actually quote you. See SBP’s published rate.

TRY to PKR conversion table

100 TRY576 PKR
500 TRY2,880 PKR
1,000 TRY5,759 PKR
5,000 TRY28,797 PKR
10,000 TRY57,595 PKR
50,000 TRY287,974 PKR
At today's open market buying rate — what an exchange company pays for that amount, before any counter's own rounding.
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About the Turkish Lira in Pakistan

Türkiye is a popular destination for Pakistani travellers and a growing trade partner, so lira demand at Pakistani counters is mostly travel-driven.

The lira has been through sustained, rapid depreciation, which makes TRY/PKR unusually volatile and means a rate quoted a week ago tells you very little about today.

Before you exchange TRY

For a currency moving this fast, holding lira cash carries real risk. Exchange close to travel rather than well in advance, and check the rate the same day.

Buy rate, sell rate and the spread

The two figures on every row are not two versions of one rate. You buy TRY at the higher one and sell it at the lower one, and the gap between them is the dealer's margin — which is what an exchange actually costs you.
Number line showing the sell rate, the interbank reference and the buy rate for the US dollar against the Pakistani rupee, with the gap between buy and sell marked as the dealer's margin
Worked with live US dollar figures. The same arithmetic applies to every currency on this site.

Where to exchange TRY

Cities with verified branches from licensed exchange companies.
Every listing is checked against the State Bank of Pakistan register of licensed exchange companies. What an SBP licence means

Common questions

What is the TRY to PKR rate today?

One Turkish Lira costs 5.78 Pakistani rupees to buy on the open market, and selling one gets you 5.76 rupees. This is the national open market rate, maintained by our editorial team and updated through the day — an individual counter may quote either side of it.

Why is the TRY rate at the counter different from the interbank rate?

The interbank rate is a wholesale price for trades between banks in size. A counter has to cover the cost of holding physical notes, the risk that the rate moves while it holds them, and its own margin. That gap is normal; what varies is how wide it is, which is why comparing branches is worth doing.

Where can I exchange TRY in Pakistan?

At any exchange company licensed by the State Bank of Pakistan. We list 129 cities with verified branches, and every company shown is checked against the SBP register before it appears.

Do I need documents to buy TRY?

Yes. Your original CNIC, NICOP or POC is always required, and biometric verification applies to Pakistani nationals from USD 500 upwards. A travel purchase also needs a passport, the visa where applicable, and a confirmed ticket, with supporting documents required from USD 1,000 upwards.