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NRI Property Budget Converter
Convert a property budget between crore or lakh and US dollars, pounds, dirhams and other currencies, then see Ahmedabad homes in that range. Rates are indicative, refreshed about every hour; your bank’s rate on the day of transfer will differ.
Indian rupees
₹1 crore
US dollar
$104,940
British pound
£78,740
UAE dirham
AED 385,380
Canadian dollar
CA$146,900
Australian dollar
A$149,300
Singapore dollar
SGD 134,480
Common property budgets in foreign currency
Indicative rates as of 30 October 2026.
| Budget | USD | GBP | AED |
|---|---|---|---|
| ₹1 crore | $104,940 | £78,740 | AED 385,380 |
| ₹2 crore | $209,880 | £157,480 | AED 770,760 |
| ₹5 crore | $524,700 | £393,700 | AED 1,926,900 |
| ₹10 crore | $1,049,400 | £787,400 | AED 3,853,800 |
What your budget buys
Paying from abroad
Funds for a property in India must arrive through banking channels: an inward remittance, or a debit to your NRE, FCNR(B) or NRO account. Keep every remittance record; you will need them if you later sell and repatriate the proceeds. See NRE vs NRO for property payments and what NRIs and OCIs may buy.
Questions
How much is 1 crore rupees in US dollars?
At the indicative rate used on this page (30 October 2026), ₹1 crore is about $104,940. Your bank's rate on the day of transfer will differ slightly and may include charges.
How much is 1 crore rupees in pounds?
At the indicative rate used on this page (30 October 2026), ₹1 crore is about £78,740. Your bank's rate on the day of transfer will differ slightly and may include charges.
How much is 1 crore rupees in dirhams?
At the indicative rate used on this page (30 October 2026), ₹1 crore is about AED 385,380. Your bank's rate on the day of transfer will differ slightly and may include charges.
Which exchange rate applies when an NRI pays for a property?
The rate your bank applies when the funds are converted, on the day of the transfer. Payment must reach India through banking channels: an inward remittance, or a debit to an NRE, FCNR(B) or NRO account (RBI FAQ on purchase of immovable property, updated 6 April 2023).
Should I wait for a better exchange rate before buying?
Nobody can reliably predict currency movements. Decide on the property and the budget first, and discuss timing and hedging options with your bank.
Exchange rates are indicative and for planning only; they are not an offer, a forecast or financial advice. Confirm the applicable rate and charges with your bank before transferring funds.