NOK Currency Converter (Norwegian Krone)

Convert Norwegian kroner to euro, US dollars, pounds and more using Norges Bank's mid-market rates from 25 September 2026. Add your bank's markup to see what an exchange or card payment really costs.

Last updated 30 September 2026.

Stored rates from 25 September 2026. These are Norges Bank mid-market rates saved on that date. They are not live rates and not the rate your bank or card charges.

Direction

Currency

Amount in NOK

NOK

Bank or card markup (optional)

0% = the plain mid-market rate. Check your bank's or card's price list.

Amount in NOK

NOK 1,000.00

Amount in EUR

92.25 EUR

Rate used: 1 EUR = NOK 10.84 (Norges Bank mid-market rate, 25 September 2026). Norges Bank updates its rates every banking day but this page does not update automatically. Check Norges Bank for today's rate.

Estimate only: results are indicative and are not tax, legal or financial advice. Your actual tax and payments are set by the Norwegian authorities (the Tax Administration, NAV, Customs, the Land Registry) and depend on your personal situation. Check with them or a qualified adviser before you rely on a figure.

How it works

The Norwegian krone (norske kroner, code NOK, written "kr" in Norway) is the currency of Norway, which does not use the euro. This converter changes an amount between NOK and the euro, the US dollar, the pound, the Swedish, Danish and Swiss currencies, the yen and the Polish zloty. It uses Norges Bank's mid-market rates (midtkurs) from 25 September 2026, saved on the site. That means it is not a live rate and not the rate your bank charges. You can enter a markup to see roughly what an exchange or a card payment would cost.

Exchange rates on 25 September 2026

Currency	NOK per 1 unit	NOK 1,000 buys	100 units cost
EUR Euro	10.84	92.25 EUR	NOK 1,084.00
USD US dollar	9.5063	105.19 USD	NOK 950.63
GBP British pound	12.5981	79.38 GBP	NOK 1,259.81
SEK Swedish krona	0.9601	1,041.56 SEK	NOK 96.01
DKK Danish krone	1.4501	689.61 DKK	NOK 145.01
CHF Swiss franc	11.477	87.13 CHF	NOK 1,147.70
JPY Japanese yen	0.0603	16,577 JPY	NOK 6.03
PLN Polish zloty	2.4795	403.31 PLN	NOK 247.95

Norges Bank mid-market rates, 25 September 2026. Norges Bank quotes SEK, DKK, CHF and JPY per 100 units; the table shows every rate per single unit.

Worked example: a salary of NOK 45,000 a month

At the 25 September 2026 rates, NOK 45,000 is about EUR 4,151, USD 4,734 or GBP 3,572. The result moves every day with the exchange rate, so treat it as a rough comparison and not as the amount a transfer will deliver. For what that salary is worth after tax, use the Norway income tax calculator.

Quick reference: NOK to EUR, USD and GBP

Amount in NOK	EUR	USD	GBP
NOK 100	9.23	10.52	7.94
NOK 500	46.13	52.60	39.69
NOK 1,000	92.25	105.19	79.38
NOK 5,000	461.25	525.97	396.89
NOK 10,000	922.51	1,051.93	793.77
NOK 50,000	4,612.55	5,259.67	3,968.85

What a markup costs you

Banks and card companies earn money on currency by using a worse rate than the mid-market rate, and some also charge a fee. The markup varies between banks and cards and is in the price list. The table shows what EUR 1,000 costs in kroner at different markups, based on the 25 September 2026 mid-market rate.

Markup	EUR 1,000 costs	Extra cost
0%	NOK 10,840	NOK 0
1%	NOK 10,948	NOK 108
2%	NOK 11,057	NOK 217
3%	NOK 11,165	NOK 325
5%	NOK 11,382	NOK 542
7%	NOK 11,599	NOK 759

Paying abroad: choose the local currency

When a terminal or cash machine abroad asks whether to charge you in kroner or in the local currency, choose the local currency. If you pick kroner, the local bank or shop sets the rate. The Norwegian Consumer Council estimates that this typically costs a markup of six to seven percent. Take a dinner that costs EUR 85. At the mid-market rate that is NOK 921.40. With a 7% markup it becomes NOK 985.90, which is NOK 64.50 more for one meal. Your own bank will still add its markup on top of the mid-market rate when you pay in the local currency, but that is usually much smaller.

If you have just moved to Norway

Prices, salaries and tax in Norway are in kroner. Compare offers in NOK first, then convert.
Check the exchange markup on your Norwegian bank card before you travel, and see the fee on transfers to and from your home country.
Ordering goods from abroad? See the Norway customs duty calculator and the duty-free allowance calculator.

What this calculator does not cover

It does not show live or historical rates, the buying and selling rates of a particular bank, transfer fees, cash exchange fees, or the rate used by the Tax Administration or Customs for a specific purpose. Norges Bank publishes about 40 currencies, and this page converts eight. For tax or customs, use the rate the authority prescribes. The saved rates date from 25 September 2026, and the result can differ noticeably from today's market.

Sources: Norges Bank: exchange rates, Norges Bank: exchange rate FAQ, Norges Bank: open data API for exchange rates, Norwegian Consumer Council: avoid the currency trap abroad (in Norwegian)

Frequently asked questions

How much is 100 euros in Norwegian kroner?

At Norges Bank's mid-market rate of 10.84 kroner per euro on 25 September 2026, EUR 100 is NOK 1,084.00, and NOK 1,000 buys EUR 92.25. This page does not update itself every day, so check Norges Bank for today's rate. Your bank will use its own rate, normally a little worse than the mid rate.

How much is 100 US dollars in Norwegian kroner?

With Norges Bank's mid rate on 25 September 2026 (9.5063 kroner per dollar), USD 100 is NOK 950.63. NOK 1,000 buys USD 105.19. If you pay by card, the card issuer adds a markup to the rate, so the amount on your statement is somewhat higher.

What is the mid-market rate (midtkurs)?

The mid-market rate is the midpoint between the buying and selling rate in the interbank market. Norges Bank publishes it for about 40 currencies on every banking day, at around 16:00 Central European Time. Norges Bank says the rates are indicative only and not binding on it or on other banks. When you exchange money or pay by card, your bank uses its own rate, normally the mid-market rate plus a markup.

Why is the rate I get at my bank different from this calculator?

This calculator uses the plain mid-market rate with no markup, saved on 25 September 2026. Banks, exchange offices and card companies add a markup or a fee, and their rate moves during the day. Enter your bank's or card's markup in the markup field to see what you actually pay. On EUR 1,000, a 3% markup adds about NOK 325.

Should I pay in Norwegian kroner or in the local currency abroad?

Always choose the local currency. If you choose kroner at the terminal or cash machine (dynamic currency conversion), the local bank or shop sets the exchange rate. The Norwegian Consumer Council says this typically corresponds to a markup of six to seven percent, close to four times as expensive as the standard rate of the payment cards. On a EUR 85 dinner, a 7% markup costs NOK 64.50 extra. Choose "no conversion" or "pay in local currency" when asked.

Is this a live exchange rate?

No. The rates are Norges Bank mid-market rates from 25 September 2026, stored on the site. They are useful for a rough answer, for example to compare prices or salaries, but not for a transfer or a contract. For today's rate, use Norges Bank's exchange rate page or your bank's own rate.

How much is 1,000 Swedish kronor in Norwegian kroner?

SEK 1,000 was NOK 960.10 on 25 September 2026, at a rate of NOK 96.01 per SEK 100. Norges Bank quotes the Swedish and Danish krona, the Swiss franc and the Japanese yen per 100 units, while the euro, dollar, pound and zloty are quoted per unit. This calculator shows all rates per single unit.

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