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SAR to ZAR exchange rate

Saudi Riyal to South African Rand currency converter at the live mid-market rate.

Reference rate (mid-market)

1 SAR = 4.3073 ZAR

1 ZAR = 0.2322 SAR

Rate as of . Market reference rate, updated about every 30 minutes.

Reference rate only. MigraPay does not currently support sending Saudi Riyal (SAR) to South African Rand (ZAR). The rate above is the mid-market rate for comparison; it is not a MigraPay quote.

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1 SAR = 0.00 ZAR

Rate typeMid-market
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Mid-market reference rate, not a MigraPay quote

SAR to ZAR conversion tables

Popular amounts at today's rate, in both directions.

Saudi Riyal to South African Rand
SARZAR
1 SAR4.3073 ZAR
5 SAR21.5363 ZAR
10 SAR43.0725 ZAR
20 SAR86.1451 ZAR
50 SAR215.36 ZAR
100 SAR430.73 ZAR
200 SAR861.45 ZAR
500 SAR2,153.63 ZAR
1,000 SAR4,307.25 ZAR
2,000 SAR8,614.51 ZAR
5,000 SAR21,536.27 ZAR
10,000 SAR43,072.53 ZAR
South African Rand to Saudi Riyal
ZARSAR
1 ZAR0.2322 SAR
5 ZAR1.1608 SAR
10 ZAR2.3217 SAR
20 ZAR4.6433 SAR
50 ZAR11.6083 SAR
100 ZAR23.2167 SAR
200 ZAR46.4333 SAR
500 ZAR116.08 SAR
1,000 ZAR232.17 SAR
2,000 ZAR464.33 SAR
5,000 ZAR1,160.83 SAR
10,000 ZAR2,321.67 SAR

SAR to ZAR exchange rate history

Market rate over time, with the high, low and average for any period you pick.

About the Saudi Riyal and the South African Rand

About the South African Rand (ZAR)

Symbol
R
Issued by
South African Reserve Bank
Used in
South Africa, and legal tender in Namibia, Lesotho and Eswatini
Subunit
100 cents

The rand is the most traded African currency and one of the most liquid emerging-market currencies. It is sensitive to global risk appetite and commodity prices, so its rate can swing more than most.

All ZAR exchange rates

Why the SAR to ZAR rate changes

The Saudi Riyal to South African Rand exchange rate is not fixed. It moves with supply and demand for each currency, interest-rate decisions by the central banks that issue them, inflation, commodity prices and the general appetite for risk in global markets. Most emerging-market currencies are priced through the US dollar, so a strong or weak dollar day usually shows up in the SAR to ZAR rate too.

The rate on this page is the mid-market rate: the midpoint between buy and sell prices on the global market, updated about every 30 minutes. Banks and transfer services add a spread and fees on top, so the SAR to ZAR rate you are offered will usually be lower than the figure here. Use it as the benchmark to judge any quote.

SAR to ZAR FAQ

What is the SAR to ZAR exchange rate today?

1 Saudi Riyal (SAR) is 4.3073 South African Rand (ZAR), as of 11 Sept 2026, 18:23 UTC. This is the mid-market reference rate, updated about every 30 minutes.

How much is 100 SAR in South African Rand?

100 SAR is 430.73 ZAR at the mid-market rate. See the 100 SAR to ZAR page for more amounts.

How much is 1,000 SAR in ZAR?

1,000 SAR converts to 4,307.25 ZAR at the mid-market rate. See the 1,000 SAR to ZAR page for more amounts.

How much is 2,000 SAR in South African Rand?

2,000 SAR is 8,614.51 ZAR at the mid-market rate. See the 2,000 SAR to ZAR page for more amounts.

How much is 100 ZAR in SAR?

100 ZAR converts to 23.2167 SAR at the mid-market rate.

Can I send SAR to ZAR with MigraPay?

Not yet. MigraPay currently sends from Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom and the euro area to Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and other destinations, plus USDT and USDC wallets. This page is a reference rate for Saudi Riyal to South African Rand only.

Is the SAR to ZAR rate the same as the mid-market rate?

Yes. It is the wholesale rate between SAR and ZAR on the global market. Banks and transfer services add a spread and fees on top, so the rate you are offered will usually be lower.

How often is this exchange rate updated?

About every 30 minutes, from a global market-data provider. The history chart below shows the daily closing rate for the period you pick.

Rates are mid-market reference rates for information only and are not a quote or an offer to transact.