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EUR to KRW Currency Converter

1 EUR = 1,605.4091 KRW

Euro (EUR)South Korean Won (KRW)
Reference rateProvider: Frankfurter

Currency Converter

EUR to KRW

From currency
1 EUR1,605.4091 KRWFrankfurter

You receive

KRW1,605.41
To currency

1 EUR = 1,605.41 KRW

Verified rateFrankfurter

Conversion summary

1 EUR1,605.41 KRW

EURKRW compares the Euro with the South Korean Won using the latest available reference rate.

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Current Rate Summary

Current EUR to KRW exchange rate

1 EUR = 1,605.4091 KRW

1 KRW = 0.0006228942 EUR

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Frankfurter
Rate type
Reference only

Historical Chart

EUR/KRW rate history

Previous publication
-0.29%
7-day change
-1.20%
30-day change
-5.55%
90-day change
-7.36%

Range: 1,605.40911,788.1686 KRW; average 1,701.3824 KRW.

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Currency Relationship

About this currency pair

Euro to South Korean Won: cross-border conversion context

EUR/KRW is relevant when prices, invoices or payments move between the currency areas represented by Euro and South Korean Won.

Cross-border services can apply spreads, fixed fees and different processing dates.

CurrencyHub shows a reference calculation, not a transaction offer.

Common uses

  • International invoices
  • Travel or family budgets
  • Comparing bank and transfer quotes
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Currency Knowledge

About EUR and KRW

About EUR

Euro

Symbol
EUR
Country or area
Euro Area
Region
Europe
Central bank
European Central Bank
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About KRW

South Korean Won

Symbol
KRW
Country or area
South Korea
Region
Asia Pacific
Central bank
Bank of Korea
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Quick Conversion Table

Common EUR and KRW amounts

Exchange-rate information is provided for reference only and is not financial, trading or investment advice.

EURKRW
1 EUR1,605.41 KRW
5 EUR8,027.05 KRW
10 EUR16,054.09 KRW
20 EUR32,108.18 KRW
25 EUR40,135.23 KRW
KRWEUR
1 KRW0.000623 EUR
5 KRW0.003114 EUR
10 KRW0.006229 EUR
20 KRW0.012458 EUR
25 KRW0.015572 EUR
Show more common amounts
50 EUR80,270.46 KRW
100 EUR160,540.91 KRW
250 EUR401,352.28 KRW
500 EUR802,704.56 KRW
1,000 EUR1,605,409.12 KRW
5,000 EUR8,027,045.61 KRW
50 KRW0.031145 EUR
100 KRW0.062289 EUR
250 KRW0.155724 EUR
500 KRW0.311447 EUR
1,000 KRW0.622894 EUR
5,000 KRW3.1145 EUR

FAQ

EUR to KRW questions

What does EUR to KRW mean?

EUR to KRW treats Euro as the starting currency and South Korean Won as the result currency. A rate of 1 EUR = X KRW shows how many south korean won one euro represents at the stated rate date.

How do I convert EUR to KRW?

Enter an amount in euros, then CurrencyHub shows the equivalent value in South Korean won when the latest provider reference rate is available.

Why does the EUR/KRW exchange rate change?

EUR/KRW can move as economic conditions, monetary policy expectations and demand for each currency change. For this pair, cross-border services can apply spreads, fixed fees and different processing dates.

How current is the EUR to KRW rate?

The page displays the provider's latest available reference-rate date beside the result. It updates when a new dated publication is accepted into CurrencyHub's shared rate snapshot.

Is the EUR to KRW rate shown here a bank rate?

No. CurrencyHub shows reference exchange-rate information when provider data is available. Banks, card networks and money transfer providers may apply spreads or fees.

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