Breaking News South Korean Won To PKR: Latest Exchange Rate Update

Q: Q1: What is the today’s KRW → PKR rate?

As of today (12 September 2025), 1 KRW ≈ PKR 0.2021 . Slight variations may appear depending on which bank or service you use.

Q: Q2: How much PKR do I get for 1,000 KRW?

You’d receive about PKR 202.10 for 1,000 KRW at the mid‑market rate.

If you’re transferring money from Korea, trading, studying abroad, or sending funds home, knowing the latest South Korean Won To PKR exchange rate is crucial. Below you’ll find the most recent rate, historical trend, factors influencing the rate, conversion tables, and FAQs to help you understand what’s going on in the currency markets.

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Current KRW to PKR Exchange Rate

As of September 13, 2025:

1 South Korean Won (KRW) ≈ 0.2021 Pakistani Rupee (PKR)
That places 1,000 KRW at about PKR 202.10

These rates are mid‑market rates; actual rates from banks or remittance platforms may include additional fees or markups.

Historical Performance: How Has the Rate Changed?

Understanding past behavior can help you anticipate future shifts. Below are key figures based on the most recent data:

Period	Highest Rate	Lowest Rate	Average Rate	Approximate Change
Last 7 days	~0.2032 PKR per KRW	~0.2021 PKR	~0.2029 PKR	Slight downward drift (~‑0.5 %)
Last 30 days	~0.2057 PKR	~0.2013 PKR	~0.2031 PKR	Slight depreciation
Last 90 days	High near 0.2109 PKR	Low ~0.2013 PKR	Average ~0.2051 PKR	Decline of ~2.3–2.5 % over 3 months

Conversion Tables

Here are practical conversion tables for both KRW→PKR and PKR→KRW for commonly used amounts.

KRW → PKR	Approximate Equivalent
1 KRW	PKR 0.20
10 KRW	PKR 2.02
100 KRW	PKR ~20.40
500 KRW	PKR ~102.00
1,000 KRW	PKR ~202.10
5,000 KRW	PKR ~1,010.50

PKR → KRW	Approximate Equivalent
1 PKR	~4.90 KRW
10 PKR	~49 KRW
50 PKR	~245 KRW
100 PKR	~490 KRW

What Is Influencing the KRW ↔ PKR Rate?

Several economic, geopolitical, and market‑specific factors are currently driving the exchange rate between South Korea and Pakistan.

1. Economic Conditions in Pakistan

Inflation: High inflation erodes PKR’s purchasing power, putting downward pressure.
Trade and import costs: Pakistan depends heavily on imports (oil, machinery, etc.). When these costs rise, PKR tends to weaken.
Foreign exchange reserves & aid programs: Levels of reserves (and support from international lenders or aid) affect confidence in PKR.

2. South Korea & External Factors

Export demand: Korea’s exports (electronics, autos, etc.) influence its currency strength. Strong export performance increases demand for KRW.
Interest rates & monetary policy: The Bank of Korea’s policy on rates (versus global trends, especially US) matters.
Global commodity prices: Especially oil, as many importing countries including Pakistan are sensitive.

3. Global Events & Investor Sentiment

Geopolitical tensions or instability (both regionally & globally) can drive safe‑haven flows, affecting both currencies.
US dollar strength: Since many global trades are dollar‑denominated, shifts in USD strength can impact both KRW and PKR indirectly.
Inflation and rate policies in major economies (US, China, EU) have spillover effects.

Important Dates & Eligibility Criteria Table

This section is adapted because “eligibility criteria” more typically apply to remittance, banking or trade zones. Since your original article mentioned students, traders etc., here is a table of recent relevant dates/events and which groups are mainly affected.

Event / Period	Date(s)	Who It Affects	Why It Matters
Publication of mid‑market rate data	13 September 2025	All users (students, remitters, importers)	Enables checking the most current rates.
Rate volatility period	Last 90 days (≈ June‑September 2025)	Traders, importers, remitters	Helps in timing transactions.
Rate high in recent past	Early July 2025 (~0.2109 PKR per KRW)	Those with contracts or pending payments	Awareness of when rate was more favorable.
Eligibility / usage in remittances or travel	Ongoing	Students abroad, travelers, expats	Rate differences & fees can meaningfully affect cost.

FAQs

Q1: What is the today’s KRW → PKR rate?

As of today (12 September 2025), 1 KRW ≈ PKR 0.2021. Slight variations may appear depending on which bank or service you use.

Q2: How much PKR do I get for 1,000 KRW?

You’d receive about PKR 202.10 for 1,000 KRW at the mid‑market rate.

Q3: Has the KRW to PKR rate been stable in 2025?

Relatively, yes. Over the past few months, the rate has shown modest fluctuations, mostly between 0.201 to 0.206 PKR per KRW. Major drops or spikes have been rare.

Q4: Why do different platforms show slightly different rates?

Because of fees, spreads, and delays. The “mid‑market” rate is the pure exchange rate without profit margins; banks, transfer services or currency converters often add markups. Also, some providers may use slightly delayed data.

Latest Updates & Corrections

The rate previously cited as 0.2029 PKR per KRW is close but has shifted slightly—current official mid‑market rate is about 0.2021.
The “high”, “low”, and “average” over 90 days have been recalculated to reflect a recent high of ~ 0.2109 PKR and low ~ 0.2013 PKR.
Any earlier claim of “long‑term volatility shows strong downward pressure” is partially accurate, but the decline is moderate, not dramatic.

Final Word / Conclusion

Keeping up with the KRW to PKR exchange rate in 2025 is more important than ever—especially for students, traders, expats, and anyone sending remittances. At present, 1 KRW trades for approximately 0.2021 PKR, with the value fluctuating slightly day to day. By watching trends, choosing the right time, and comparing providers, you can make more informed financial decisions and reduce losses in currency conversion.