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Buy, Sell or Transfer South African Rand (ZAR) in India at the best exchange rates

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Looking for the best INR to ZAR forex rate? If you have plans of visiting South Africa and are looking for the on-going 1 INR to ZAR currency exchange rate, then rely on Thomas Cook. We offer the most competitive Rupee to Rand exchange rate in India. Here’s something that could help you.

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Located at the southernmost tip of the African continent, South Africa, officially the Republic of Africa, is classified by its several distinct ecosystems. If you are a person who is fascinated by wildlife, then think no more and head straight to South Africa. Its long coastline stretches along the South Atlantic and Indian Ocean and measures at least 2500 Km. With over 20,000 varieties of plants, South Africa ranks 6th out of the world’s 17 mega-diverse countries. Did you know Cape Town, the country’s capital features amongst the world’s top cities report by Lonely Planet? Although known for its wildlife and spectacular natural beauty, the country has some noteworthy ultramodern architecture.

That’s not all if you are daring enough you could even swim with the sharks. Now, this caught your interest, didn’t it? Research about the fascinating things that the country offers and we bet you will instantly book your flight tickets to South Africa. Must Know Fact about South Africa:

 Capital Cape Town
 Dialing Code  +27
 Currency South African Rand
 Official Language  Afrikaans 

If you have made up your mind about visiting South Africa, then it’s time for some action. The first and foremost thing that you need is to know the on-going 1 INR to ZAR exchange rate.  Once you know INR to ZAR currency exchange rate, then you can easily estimate your foreign exchange requirement.

If you are looking for the best INR to Rand exchange rate, then you have arrived at the right place. At Thomas Cook, we understand that overseas trips could be expensive ones, but we use our expertise to offer you the most competitive INR to ZAR exchange rate. We simplify the process of INR to Rand conversion and travel bookings while ensuring that you buy forex online, from the comfort of your home. Want to know the value of 1 INR to ZAR?

Head straight to our online Indian Rupees to Rand converter assistance tool. This tool is designed to provide you with real-time exchange rates and saves you from the complicated forex calculations. To buy forex online, all you have to do is simply log on the Thomas Cook website, enter the required details, and our trustworthy executives will deliver your forex or forex card at your doorstep within 24 hours. If you wish, you could personally visit the nearest branch to pick up your forex at your convenience. There’s more, once you return from South Africa and have excess foreign currency, then we facilitate the reconversion of Rand to Rupee.

Importance of the South African Rand


The South African Rand is the official monetary tender of South Africa. It is symbolised as ZAR in the foreign exchange market. While the symbol to represent the official currency of South Africa is ‘R’. The word ‘Rand’ is obtained from ‘Witwatersrand’ meaning ‘ridge of white waters’. The ridge is the place in South Africa where most of the gold deposits were found and it is a place where today Johannesburg stands.

Introduction of the South African Rand

For centuries, South Africa was under the rule of the whites, and the currency used was influenced by that regime. However, after the end of the apartheid, the rand was introduced as the official currency of the region. The South African Pound was replaced by the Rand. The South African Reserve Bank is the central bank of South Africa responsible for the issuance and circulation of its currency. The currency notes  issued by the SARB are R 10, R 20, R 50, R 100, and R 200. The coins issued by the monetary authority are 5 cents, 10 cents, 20 cents, 50 cents, R 1, R 2, and R 5.

Factors that affect the exchange of the South African Rand to INR
The currency exchange is a volatile market. All the currency rates fluctuate daily. Certain factors affect the currency exchange rate on a global level. The factors that affect the exchange rate of the South African Rand to the Indian Rupee are as under:
  • The trade between both the countries
  • The opportunity for investments in India
  • Interest rates offered by the Indian Banks
  • Inflation rates in India
  • Political and economic stability in India
  • Convert South African Rand to INR Online as per Today’s Conversion Rate
Conversion of the South African Rand to Indian Rupee  is very simple. Let us understand the currency conversion with the help of an illustration.
Mr. Nambi working with a South African Engineering company wants to send money to his wife living in India. He has 5000 ZAR which he wants to send to India. Let us calculate the 5000 ZAR in Indian currency.
 
Today’s conversion rate is 1 ZAR = 4.45 INR i.e., the value of 1 South African Rand is equal to 4.45 Indian Rupee. So, 5000 ZAR is equal to 5000*4.45 = 22,228.85 INR.

Convert the South African Rand to INR


Above with the help of an illustration we understood the conversion of the South African Rand to the Indian Currency. Let us now determine the currency exchange between the Indian Rupee and the South African Rand.

Today’s currency exchange rate  between the Indian Rupee and the South African Rand is 1 INR = 0.22 ZAR i.e., the value of 1 Indian Rupee is equivalent to 0.22 South African Rand. So, 100 INR = 22.49 ZAR.
How are South African Rand -INR Rates Determined?

The conversion rates of the South African Rand and the Indian Rupee are determined by factors like:
  • The demand for the currency: if the demand for the currency is high then it affects the conversion rate positively. However, if the demand is low it impacts the currency conversion rate negatively.
  • The supply of the currency: if the currency supply is adequate to the demand the conversion rates do not show a spike. However, if the supply of the currency is inadequate then there is a rise in the currency exchange rates
  • Floating rate: the currency conversion rate of the currencies is dependent on the performance of the government of respective countries as well as its banking policies and decisions play an important role in determining the currency conversion rates.
  • Fixed-rate: if the currency is pegged to another currency namely US Dollar , Euro , etc. then the performance of those currencies determines the currency exchange rates of the dependent currencies. 


South African Rand and INR Overview

The conversion rates of the South African Rand and the Indian Rupee will show the statistics of the performance of each of these currencies with each other. Let us see the performance of 1 South African Rand to the Indian Rupee in the last 30 days.

The highest conversion rate between the South African Rand and the Indian Rupee in the last 30 days was 4.6194 Rupees. The lowest conversion rate between the South African Rand and the Indian Rupee in the last 30 days was 4.4336 Rupees. While the average conversion rate of these two currencies in the last 30 days is 4.5173 Indian Rupee. Looking at the given statistics we can observe a volatility of 0.65% between the conversion rates of the South African Rand and the Indian Rupee.

However, if you are confused about whether a trip to South Africa will be worth it or not, then here’s something that could help you.

Located at the southernmost tip of the African continent, South Africa, officially the Republic of Africa, is classified by its several distinct ecosystems. If you are a person who is fascinated by wildlife, then think no more and head straight to South Africa. Its long coastline stretches along the South Atlantic and Indian Ocean and measures at least 2500 Km. With over 20,000 varieties of plants, South Africa ranks 6th out of the world’s 17 mega-diverse countries. Did you know Cape Town, the country’s capital features amongst the world’s top cities report by Lonely Planet? Although known for its wildlife and spectacular natural beauty, the country has some noteworthy ultramodern architecture.

Whether you are looking at enjoying a safari ride or immersing in the beauty of nature, South Africa is your ideal destination. The weather is warm and sunny during the days, and you get some cool nights. However, the best time to visit South Africa depends on the activities that you choose to do. For example, if you are going to enjoy the wildlife, then the best time for you would be from July to November. Other things that you can do in South Africa include:
  • Visit the country’s first National Park – Kruger National Park.
  • A hiking trek to the Table Mountain.
  • Visit the Cape of Good Hope, an iconic scenic spot.
  • Take a river cruise, where you could meet hippos and crocodiles
  • Bungee Jumping at Bloukrans Bridge.
That’s not all, if you are daring enough you could even swim with the sharks. Now, this caught your interest, didn’t it? Research about the fascinating things that country offers and we bet you will instantly book your flight tickets to South Africa. Must Know Fact about South Africa:

Capital

Cape Town

Dialing Code

+27

Currency

South African Rand

Official Language

Afrikaans 





If you have made up your mind about visiting South Africa, then it’s time for some action. The first and foremost thing that you need is to know the on-going 1 INR to ZAR exchange rate. After which, you can find the best deals on hotels and flights to make sure your vacation doesn’t burn a big hole in your pocket. Once you know INR to ZAR currency exchange rate , then you can easily estimate your foreign exchange requirement.

By converting Rupee to Rand in India, not only will you reduce the overall cost of your trip, but also save yourself from the hassle of finding a trusted forex partner in South Africa, in case you run out of forex during your vacation.

If you are looking for the best INR to Rand exchange rate, then you have arrived at the right place. At Thomas Cook, we understand that overseas trips could be expensive ones, but we use our expertise to offer you the most competitive INR to ZAR exchange rate. We simplify the process of INR to Rand conversion and travel bookings, while ensuring that you buy forex online , from the comfort of your home. Want to know the value of 1 INR to ZAR?

Head straight to our online Indian Rupees to Rand converter assistance tool. This tool is designed to provide you with real-time exchange rates and saves you from the complicated forex calculations. To buy forex online, all you have to do is simply log on the Thomas Cook website, enter the required details, and our trustworthy executives will deliver your forex or forex card at your doorstep within 24 hours. If you wish, you could personally visit the nearest branch to pick up your forex at your convenience. There’s more, once you return from South Africa and have excess foreign currency, then we facilitate the reconversion of Rand to Rupee .

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How do I sell my spare South African Rand?
You may either visit one of the Thomas Cook branches or even apply online via a simple form. In either option, one of our expert representatives will connect with you to guide you on the right options as per your needs, and they will ensure that the entire process is conducted as seamlessly as possible to ensure that your experience with Thomas Cook is seamless.
How do I send money abroad?
You may visit the nearest Thomas Cook branch or have us call you back. Our experts will guide 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.
Are currency notes the best option to carry for travelling?
Currency notes may not be the best however, one of the great ways of carrying currency while you are travelling. These are especially handy to take care of all your petty expenses while you are on your trip. We facilitate most of the global currencies to cater to all your travel needs. Our experts will guide you with all the necessary proceedings, and we will provide you with absolutely authentic notes to ensure you travel safe and secure without facing any unwanted hassles.
Can I pay for my Foreign Currency in Indian Rupee in cash?
Foreign exchange for your personal/business foreign trip can be purchased from Thomas Cook against rupee payment in cash only up to Rs. 50,000/-. However, if the Rupee equivalent exceeds Rs. 50,000/-, the entire payment should be made by way of a crossed cheque/ banker’s cheque/ pay order/ demand draft/ debit card / credit card / prepaid card only. Please note that providing a PAN Card is mandatory for payments above INR 25,000.
How long does it take to exchange foreign currencies?
Once you have submitted your requisition with us, there is a standard procedure to follow. Post clearing all the given mandates your transaction is completed. It is a quick and easy process, unless any unforeseeable factors act as a roadblock. To understand the exact amount of time take for currency exchange we encourage you to get in touch with one of our expert reps and they will enlighten you on the same.

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