Looking to convert EGP to INR? Supreme Forex offers live Egyptian Pound rate in India, competitive pricing, and a seamless experience for exchanging Egyptian currency in India. Whether you’re a traveler, student, or remitter, easily convert Egyptian Pound to Indian rupees and get the best value for your money with our trusted forex services.
Note: We don't deal in coins or single note. Cash purchases limited to ₹49,999 as per RBI guidelines.
Today, i.e. 17/02/2026, Tuesday at 09:02:34, the inter-bank rate for 1 EGP to INR is and INR to EGP today is
Exchanging EGP to INR has never been easier. With Supreme Forex, you can convert currency online or at your nearest branch without worrying about hidden fees. With our currency converter, you can easily convert 1 EGP to INR based on the current international exchange rate. Supreme Forex’s currency calculator allows you to convert Egyptian Pound to Indian rupees at the best exchange rates. Check out the chart below for Egyptian Pound to INR conversion rates, displaying the common denominations for your convenience.
The Egyptian Pound (EGP) is the official currency of Egypt and plays a vital role in the country’s trade, tourism, and remittance economy. Issued and regulated by the Central Bank of Egypt, the EGP is widely used across local markets, businesses, and daily transactions. Over the years, the currency has experienced fluctuations influenced by inflation, tourism inflows, foreign investments, and government-led economic reforms.
Currency Name: Egyptian Pound
Currency Code: EGP
Symbol: £ or E£
Subunit: 1 Pound = 100 Piastres
Issuing Authority: Central Bank of Egypt
Used In: Egypt
Common Notes: 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 EGP
Common Coins: 25, 50 Piastres, 1 Pound
You can easily exchange forex currency online with Supreme Forex, by following a few simple steps:
Receive a callback from our Experts within 30 minutes and we will assist you with your transaction.
Provide the required documents and verify the traveller’s information.
These are the list of documents required when purchasing currency:
1. Original and valid passport (both front and back page)
2. Valid visa for the country of travel (except where VISA on arrival applies)
3. Confirmed return ticket-showing travel within 60 days of taking foreign exchange
4. PAN Card
5. Aadhaar Card
6. Other documents may be required, if needed, to comply with RBI Guidelines
These are the list of documents required when encashing currency:
1. Original and valid passport (both front and back page)
2. PAN Card
3. Aadhaar Card
4. Other documents may be required, if needed, to comply with RBI Guidelines
In India, multiple options exist for converting Egyptian Pound to INR, including licensed services like Supreme Forex, local banks, airports, and money exchangers. However, banks and offline exchangers often charge 2-5% more than base rates, while airport exchanges have even higher fees due to overhead costs.
Supreme Forex offers a simpler, more secure, and cost-effective solution. With transparent, real-time rates, they consistently beat banks and local exchangers, providing the best value for converting EGP to INR. This makes Supreme Forex the most reliable choice for your currency exchange needs.
To convert Egyptian Pound (AED) to Indian Rupees (INR) with Supreme Forex, follow these simple steps:
Visit the Supreme Forex website or the nearest branch.
Enter the Amount and check the real-time Egyptian Pound to INR exchange rate, with our live Currency Converter.
Select the mode of Delivery and your preferred payment method (bank transfer or cash).
Submit the Required Documents as per the RBI guidelines.
Once verified, receive your INR directly to your account, pick-up from the nearest Branch or opt for doorstep delivery.
Access real-time rates and complete transactions swiftly.
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Egypt is famous for its ancient pyramids, the Great Sphinx, Nile River, rich history, pharaohs, temples, and world-renowned archaeological wonders.
You should buy foreign currency in India when the exchange rate is favorable, meaning the Indian Rupee (INR) is strong against EGP. Conversely, you may sell Egyptian Pound when the INR is weak, allowing for a better return on conversion. It’s also wise to consider economic indicators, travel plans, and market trends before making a decision.
If you are an Indian traveling to Egypt, you can only carry 3000 USD or equivalent currency per person per travel from India, according to RBI guidelines.
No, Egypt is not visa-free for Indians. Indian passport holders need a visa, which can be obtained through an e-visa, embassy application, or on arrival (with conditions).
Egypt’s main income sources include tourism, Suez Canal revenues, agriculture, remittances, and exports of oil, natural gas, and related energy products.
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