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Indian Rupee (INR) to Egyptian Pound (EGP)

If you are looking for foreign exchange solutions, then you have arrived at the right place. Thomas Cook offers the best INR to EGP exchange rates. EGP is the currency code for the Egyptian Pound. The Egyptian Pound is the officially accepted currency of Egypt i.e., the Arab Republic of Egypt. The currency symbol for the Egyptian pound is E£. The Egyptian currency has informal names like Baku, Arnab, and feel for different types of denominations of the currency. The Egyptian currency is divided into 100 paisters the sub-unit of the currency. In the Egyptian language, the currency pound is called gineih while the sub-unit piasters are called qirsh.

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Introduction of the Egyptian Pound

Before minting the official currency Egypt used gold and silver as a means of currency. However, in 1834, under the new legislation, the minting of currency was approved. So, in the year 1836, the first Egyptian pound was introduced. In 1898 Egypt established the National Bank of Egypt the authority to print and circulate the Egyptian Pound. Banknotes or paper currency were first issued on 3rd April 1899. Until 1914, both currency notes  and gold sterling pound were the official currency of Egypt. However, in 1914 the paper currency became the official monetary unit of the Egyptian pound. The current banknote and coin denominations in circulation are as under:
1. Banknotes: 25 paisters, 50 paisters, 1 EGP note, 5 EGP notes, 10 EGP notes, 20 EGP notes, 50 EGP notes, 100 EGP notes as well as 200 EGP notes.
2. Coins: 10, 25, 50 piasters and 1 EGP note.

Factors that affect the exchange of the Egyptian Pound to INR

Factors that are responsible for the fluctuation of the exchange rate between the Egyptian pound and the Indian Rupee on a global scale are as under:

1. Inflation Rates prevailing in the country

2. Interest rates offered by the bank to attract foreign investments

3. The economic decisions of the government

4. The political atmosphere prevailing in the government

5. The imports and exports of both countries

Convert the Egyptian Pound to INR Online as per Today’s Conversion Rate

The conversion of the Egyptian pound to the Indian Rupee is very simple. Let us convert 5000 EGP to the Indian Rupee. For the conversion of the EGP to INR  we need to know the current exchange rates of both currencies. today the EGP to INR exchange rate is 1 EGP = 2.66 INR. So, 5000 EGP = 5000*2.66 = 13279.09 INR

Convert Egyptian Pound to INR

Above we have seen the conversion of the Egyptian Pound to the Indian Rupee. Let us now understand the value of the Egyptian pound in Indian Rupees. Let us convert 10000 Rupees to the Egyptian Pound. For the conversion of the Indian Rupee to the Egyptian Pound we need to know the current exchange rates of both currencies. Today the INR to EGP exchange rate is 1 INR = 0.38 EGP. So, 10000 INR = 10000*0.38= 3765.32 EGP

How are Egyptian Pound -INR Rates Determined?

The Egyptian Pound and Indian Rupee are widely traded in the forex market. The exchange rates of both currencies are determined by the central banks of the respective countries. The central banks overview the performance of their currencies in the forex market and determine their rate for the forex market. Similarly, another important factor that is considered by the central bank of both countries is the demand and supply of these currencies. Depending on the demand and supply of the Egyptian Pound and the Indian Rupee the exchange rates are determined by the National Bank of Egypt and the Reserve Bank of India respectively.

Egyptian Pound and INR Overview

The Egyptian Pound and the Indian Rupee are closely traded on the foreign exchange market. The following table showcases an overview of the Egyptian pound to the Indian Rupee.

Why Thomas Cook?

Unlock the mysterious story of Egypt with Thomas Cook. Whether you want to convert INR to USD or INR to EGP, Thomas Cook has got you covered. We facilitate INR to Egyptian Pound conversion at competitive prices, ensuring your faith in us. Our team of experts helps you get the best rates while safeguarding you from all sorts of foreign exchange discrepancies. Business and leisure travelers from across the globe trust us for all their travel and forex requirements, it’s time you do too.

How to check the live price of 1 INR to EGP?

If you want to check live exchange rates, then head straight to our instant money converter and find out the best Egypt currency to the INR exchange rate. This tool is designed to keep your international trip free from any hassles and apprehensions. If you are one of those travelers who struggles with doing the mental conversions, then you could use this 24x7 tool and find the value of 1 INR to EGP on the go, anywhere.

How can you buy forex online?

To convert INR to Egyptian Pound online, simply log on to the Thomas Cook website, fill in the required details and you are good to go. Our trustworthy executive will also deliver your foreign exchange at your doorstep within 24 hours. In case you wish, you can also convert INR to Egyptian Pound online and personally visit your nearest branch to collect your foreign exchange.

Still, have concerns regarding foreign exchange? Speak to our executive or head to our blog section and read about the benefits of partnering with Thomas Cook.

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Frequently asked questions INR to EGP

How do I know if the currency notes are genuine?
We have relentlessly served India for nearly 2 centuries, thereby possessing the acumen of identifying currency notes, and therefore whenever you exchange currency with us, you can be absolutely assured that we will provide you with the most genuine currency.
Is it OK if I keep the Forex Card, and reload it for my next trip?
Yes. You can reload your card before your next international trip. Therefore, you can use the same by just loading in some more money at your discretion. However, it is important to keep the track of the card validity. It is valid for 5 years from the date of its issuance.
I’m back from my trip. Can I encash the amount remaining in my forex card?
Yes. You may encash the card once you are back in India. However, it is important to note that the minimum period before encashing the amount is 10 days from your last transaction undertaken on the card. If you wish to refund the spare amount in your card, then you may visit the nearest Thomas Cook branch or any branch for that matter. It is regardless of where the card was issued. You will be required to fill up a refund form, and submit a copy of your passport along-with the form and claim your refund at the best available rates.
How do I send money abroad?
You may visit the nearest Thomas Cook branch or have us call you back. Our experts will guie you with the best mediums to send money abroad without any hassle or inconvenience. They will ensure that you experience a seamless transactional process. Whether it is to do with the necessary documentation or understanding the mediums to make transfers, they will facilitate you with the most convenient and reliable assistance.
Does Thomas Cook facilitate an online portal to buy forex?
Thomas Cook is a leading name when it comes to Foreign Exchange services, thereby respecting you forex requisition for an international trip. Our 24x7 online tool is available for the users who wish to buy, sell, or remit forex. All you need to do is fill up a simple form and submit the relevant details. Once the formality is done, the respective mode of forex will be handed over to you at the completion of verification and receipt of payment.

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