SAR to PHP Exchange Rate Today

Today’s Saudi riyal to Philippine peso (SAR to PHP) rate for OFWs in Saudi Arabia, with a conversion table for common amounts and the cheapest ways to send money home to the Philippines.

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1 SAR =
16.7661
Philippine Peso (PHP)
Updated: 11 Oct 2026, 03:09 AM

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SAR to PHP Conversion Table (Today)

How many pesos you get for common amounts at today’s market rate. Use it to check a quote from your bank or app before you send money to the Philippines.

Saudi riyal (SAR)PHP at market rate
1 SAR16.77 PHP
10 SAR167.66 PHP
50 SAR838.31 PHP
100 SAR1,676.61 PHP
200 SAR3,353.22 PHP
500 SAR8,383.05 PHP
1,000 SAR16,766.10 PHP
1,500 SAR25,149.15 PHP
2,000 SAR33,532.20 PHP
3,000 SAR50,298.30 PHP
5,000 SAR83,830.50 PHP
10,000 SAR167,661.00 PHP
Market rate 1 SAR = 16.7661 PHP, updated 11 Oct 2026, 03:09 AM. Banks and apps add a margin, so you will receive slightly less.

Why the SAR to PHP Rate Changes

The riyal is fixed to the US dollar at 3.75 SAR = 1 USD, while the Philippine peso floats freely. When the peso weakens against the dollar, every riyal you send buys more pesos; when the peso strengthens, you get fewer.

That is why the SAR to PHP rate moves a little every day even though the riyal itself never changes against the dollar.

Best Ways to Send Money from Saudi Arabia to The Philippines

  • Bank deposit: transfer straight to a Philippine bank account; best for larger amounts and savings.
  • E-wallets: many Saudi banks and remittance apps can credit GCash or Maya wallets directly, so your family receives the money in minutes.
  • Cash pickup: pawnshops and remittance centres such as Cebuana Lhuillier, M Lhuillier and Palawan Express pay out across the country, even in small towns.

How to Read the Rate You Are Offered

The rate on this page is the market rate. Banks and remittance apps in Saudi Arabia add a margin, usually around 0.5% to 2%, and some also charge a fixed fee. On SAR 1,000 at a rate of about 16.7, each 1% of margin costs your family roughly 167 pesos. Divide the pesos you are offered by the riyals you send: the closer that figure is to the market rate, the better the deal.

Tips to Get More pesos for Your Riyals

  • Compare the amount received, not just the headline rate: a better rate with a high fee can still lose.
  • Send larger amounts less often if your provider charges a fixed fee per transfer.
  • Double-check the recipient’s name and account or wallet number; a returned transfer can cost a fee and a worse rate the second time.
  • Keep your receipt until the money arrives, for the reference number.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 1 SAR to PHP today?

The live market rate is shown at the top of this page and in the conversion table. Banks and remittance apps in Saudi Arabia add a margin, so the rate you are offered will be slightly lower.

Can I send money from Saudi Arabia to GCash?

Yes. Many Saudi banks and remittance apps offer transfers straight to GCash and Maya wallets. Check the payout options in your app before you send.

Why is my rate lower than the rate on Google?

Google and this page show the market rate. Every provider adds a margin and sometimes a fee, so always compare the final amount in pesos your family will receive.

Do I need my Iqama to send money to the Philippines?

Yes. Banks and remittance providers in Saudi Arabia must verify your identity, so you need a valid Iqama to send money.