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Euro to Brazilian Real
EUR → BRL
As of July 17, 2026, 1 Euro (EUR) equals R$ 5.8439 Brazilian Reais, up 0.10% on the day and down 9.07% year-to-date. The Brazilian Real has strengthened against the Euro so far this year (the EUR/BRL rate is down 9.07% year-to-date).
EUR/BRL rates on this page are sourced from Yahoo Finance and were last updated on July 17, 2026.
1 EUR = R$ 5.8439 · rate via Yahoo Finance, may be delayed up to 15 min
EUR/BRL History
Performance
EUR to BRL Conversion Table
Convert common amounts between Euro (EUR) and the Brazilian Real (BRL) at the current rate of R$ 5.8439 per 1 EUR. Figures are indicative mid-market rates.
| Euro | Brazilian Real |
|---|---|
| 1 EUR | R$ 5.84 |
| 5 EUR | R$ 29.22 |
| 10 EUR | R$ 58.44 |
| 20 EUR | R$ 116.88 |
| 50 EUR | R$ 292.20 |
| 100 EUR | R$ 584.39 |
| 500 EUR | R$ 2,921.95 |
| 1,000 EUR | R$ 5,843.90 |
| 5,000 EUR | R$ 29,219.50 |
| 10,000 EUR | R$ 58,439.00 |
| 50,000 EUR | R$ 292,195.00 |
| 100,000 EUR | R$ 584,390.00 |
| Brazilian Real | Euro |
|---|---|
| R$ 1 | 0.171119 EUR |
| R$ 5 | 0.855593 EUR |
| R$ 10 | 1.71 EUR |
| R$ 20 | 3.42 EUR |
| R$ 50 | 8.56 EUR |
| R$ 100 | 17.11 EUR |
| R$ 500 | 85.56 EUR |
| R$ 1,000 | 171.12 EUR |
| R$ 5,000 | 855.59 EUR |
| R$ 10,000 | 1,711.19 EUR |
| R$ 50,000 | 8,555.93 EUR |
| R$ 100,000 | 17,111.86 EUR |
Key Takeaways
- 1 Euro equals R$ 5.8439 today.
- The Euro gained 0.10% against the Real today.
- The Brazilian Real is stronger 9.07% year-to-date against the Euro.
- Exchange rates are influenced by interest rates, commodity prices, monetary policy and trade between Brazil and Eurozone.
- Rates shown are mid-market reference rates and may differ from commercial exchange rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is 1 Euro (EUR) in Brazilian Real?
1 EUR = R$ 5.8439 BRL right now. Rates are sourced from Yahoo Finance and may be delayed up to 15 minutes.
How do I convert EUR to BRL?
Multiply the amount in Euro by the current rate (R$ 5.8439). Use the calculator on this page to convert any amount in both directions instantly.
What is the EUR/BRL exchange rate today?
The EUR to BRL rate is R$ 5.8439 (+0.10% today).
IOF Taxes for Travelers
Do I need to pay the IOF tax when using my foreign credit card in Brazil?
No. The IOF (Imposto sobre Operações Financeiras) is a federal tax that applies to Brazilian residents and cards issued by Brazilian financial institutions. If you are using a credit or debit card issued in your home country, the Brazilian government does not charge you IOF. Keep in mind, however, that your home bank may charge its own foreign transaction fees.
Will I be charged IOF if I exchange cash for Brazilian Reais (BRL)?
Yes. If you bring foreign currency (such as USD, EUR, or GBP) and exchange it for Reais at a local exchange bureau (casa de câmbio) or a bank inside Brazil, an IOF tax is applied. The exact rate depends on the direction of the exchange:
0.38% is applied to sales operations by the client (e.g., when you sell your foreign currency to buy Brazilian Reais).
3.5% is applied to purchase operations (e.g., if you convert your leftover Brazilian Reais back into foreign currency before leaving the country).
This tax is mandatory, collected by the institution processing the exchange, and will be factored into your final payout.
Can I claim an IOF tax refund at the airport when I leave Brazil?
No, you cannot. Unlike the Value Added Tax (VAT) systems in many countries that allow tourists to claim tax refunds on physical goods, the IOF is a tax levied directly on the financial transaction itself. It is strictly non-refundable.
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