Enter an amount to convert euros to Serbian dinars, or swap to go the other way. It uses the official National Bank of Serbia (NBS) middle rate and shows the date that rate is from, so you always know how current it is. The middle rate is a reference point — banks and exchange offices apply their own buy and sell rates.
1 EUR = 117.3751 RSD
NBS middle rate · as of July 17, 2026 · Source: National Bank of Serbia
The middle rate is a reference value. Banks and exchange offices trade at their own buy/sell rates, so the amount you actually get will differ.
How it works
The conversion multiplies your amount by the NBS official middle rate (zvanični srednji kurs) for the euro — the reference rate the central bank publishes each business day. Swapping direction divides instead, so converting €100 to dinars and back returns €100 exactly.
The rate is stored with the date it was published and shown next to the result; the page flags it when the figure is more than a week old. Because this is the middle rate, it sits between what a bank pays to buy euros from you and what it charges to sell them — the real transaction will differ by that spread.
Practical examples
A price in euros
A €250 item is about 29,344 RSD at a middle rate of 117.37. Enter 250 with EUR selected to see the dinar figure.
Reading a dinar salary in euros
Swap the direction and enter 120,000 RSD to see it’s roughly €1,022 at the middle rate — useful for comparing a local salary with a euro figure.
Rent quoted in euros
Flats are often advertised in euros but paid in dinars at the day’s rate. Convert the euro rent to see the dinar amount you’d actually transfer.
Frequently asked questions
What exchange rate does this use?
The official National Bank of Serbia middle rate (zvanični srednji kurs) for the euro. It’s the central bank’s daily reference rate, shown here with the date it was published so you can judge how current it is.
Why is the amount at the bank different from this?
The middle rate is a midpoint. Banks and exchange offices quote a buy rate (lower) and a sell rate (higher) around it and keep the spread. So exchanging euros for dinars gives you a bit less than the middle rate, and buying euros costs a bit more.
How many dinars is one euro?
Around 117 RSD, and it has been stable there for years. Serbia manages the dinar against the euro, so the EUR/RSD rate moves very little day to day — unlike the dollar or franc, which swing more.
Is the rate live?
No — the site is static, so the rate is the NBS figure from the date shown, baked in at build time. It’s refreshed periodically rather than tick-by-tick. For a live quote at the moment of a transaction, check with your bank.
Why does the euro rate barely change?
The National Bank of Serbia intervenes to keep the dinar close to a target against the euro (a managed float). That’s why EUR/RSD hovers near 117 while EUR/USD and EUR/CHF move more freely.
Can I convert dinars back to euros?
Yes. Use the swap button (or set the “from” currency to RSD). Converting back uses the same middle rate, so the round trip is exact — though a real double exchange would lose the spread twice.
Does it handle the decimal comma?
Yes. You can type 250 or 1.234,56 — thousand separators and the Serbian decimal comma are read correctly, and amounts are shown rounded to two decimals.
Should I use this for accounting or contracts?
For an official figure — an invoice, a customs value, a contract — use the NBS rate for the exact date required and confirm it on the National Bank’s site. This tool is for quick, everyday conversions.
Is my amount sent anywhere?
No. The rate is bundled with the page and the conversion runs in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded and analytics never receives it.
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