AED to LBP — UAE Dirham to Lebanese Lira Market Rate Today
Live market buy and sell rates, with a two-way converter.
About this rate
These are market rates, derived from the day-to-day USD buy/sell rates combined with the live AED/USD exchange rate, since Lebanese exchange houses price everything off the US dollar and convert other currencies from there. Buy is what an exchanger pays you for your UAE Dirham; Sell is what they charge you to buy it from them. The gap between the two is the exchanger's spread — see our buy vs. sell guide for why that gap exists.
Lebanon doesn't have a single, centrally fixed exchange rate the way most countries do. Since the 2019 financial crisis, the rate actually used in everyday cash transactions — the market or "sarafa" rate — has floated independently of Banque du Liban's official reference rate. Our USD/LBP historical rate chart shows the underlying trend this AED rate is derived from, and our glossary of terms covers the surrounding vocabulary.
Rates are provided for general informational purposes only and may not reflect the exact rate offered by any specific exchange house, bank, or transfer service. Always confirm the rate before completing a transaction.
How to use this converter
Enter an amount in either the AED or LBP field and the other field updates automatically. Use the Buy Rate toggle if you're figuring out what you'd receive selling UAE Dirham, or Sell Rate if you're figuring out what you'd pay to buy it. If you're planning to send money to Lebanon rather than exchange it in person, our remittance methods comparison and send money guide cover the tradeoffs between bank transfer, cash pickup, and digital wallets.
Sending UAE dirhams to Lebanon
The Gulf region — and the UAE especially — is home to one of the largest populations of Lebanese expatriate workers anywhere, and Gulf remittances have long been one of the largest sources of foreign-currency inflow into the Lebanese economy. If you're sending dirhams home, you're part of one of the most established corridors this site tracks.
The AED/LBP rate has one quirk worth knowing: the UAE dirham has been pegged to the US dollar at a fixed rate (roughly 3.6725 AED per USD) since the 1980s, and doesn't float the way the euro, pound, or Canadian dollar do. That means the rate above moves almost in lockstep with the USD/LBP market rate on our home page — a shift in Lebanon's dollar market shows up here nearly one-to-one, without the extra currency-strength variable that affects our EUR, GBP, and CAD converters.
Frequently asked questions
What is the AED to LBP exchange rate today?
The rate cards at the top of this page show today's live Buy and Sell market rate for 1 UAE Dirham (AED) in Lebanese pounds, along with when it was last updated.
How is the AED rate calculated?
It's derived from the day-to-day USD market rate combined with the live AED/USD exchange rate, since Lebanese exchange houses price everything off the US dollar and convert other currencies from there.
Why do you show a Buy rate and a Sell rate?
Buy is what an exchanger pays you for your UAE Dirham; Sell is what they charge you to buy it from them. Showing both avoids hiding the exchanger's spread — see our buy vs. sell explainer.
Can I convert other currencies to LBP too?
Yes — this site offers converters for USD, EUR, GBP, and CAD to Lebanese pounds, all linked in the navigation and footer.
How often is this rate updated?
The underlying USD market rate is checked automatically against multiple independent public sources on a regular schedule, and can also be corrected by hand at any time.