Turkish Lira → Euro Converter
1,000 TL buys 17.88 Euros; to raise 1,000 TL you must sell 17.94 Euros. (Free-market rate)
1,000 TL buys you
1 Euro = 55.9340 TL · when buying (sell rate)
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Why are there two prices?
- Euro · Free Market
- buy 55.7340 TLwhat you get when selling
- sell 55.9340 TLwhat you pay when buying
- Spread 0.36%
At these rates, buying Euros with 1,000 TL and selling straight back differs by 3.58 TL.
This gap uses wholesale free-market rates; at a bank, an exchange office or on a card it is usually wider.
Whoever publishes a rate sells a unit for more than they buy it; the difference is the spread. That is why selling uses the buy rate and buying uses the sell rate.
Euro — History
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- up:+0.43%in 1 week
- up:+1.48%in 1 month
- up:+2.21%in 3 months
- up:+15.34%in 1 year
- up:+406.24%in 5 years
- 52-week range
- Low ₺48.3315 · Nov 5 2025
- High ₺56.3621 · Sep 10 2026
CBRT reference rate, daily mid · since Dec 31 2004 · latest bulletin Nov 2 2026
TL – Euro Amount Table
| Amount | You can buy (sell rate)EUR | You must sell (buy rate)EUR |
|---|---|---|
| 10 TL | 0.1788 EUR | 0.1794 EUR |
| 50 TL | 0.8939 EUR | 0.8971 EUR |
| 100 TL | 1.7878 EUR | 1.7942 EUR |
| 250 TL | 4.4696 EUR | 4.4856 EUR |
| 500 TL | 8.9391 EUR | 8.9712 EUR |
| 1,000 TL | 17.88 EUR | 17.94 EUR |
| 2,500 TL | 44.70 EUR | 44.86 EUR |
| 5,000 TL | 89.39 EUR | 89.71 EUR |
| 10,000 TL | 178.78 EUR | 179.42 EUR |
| 25,000 TL | 446.96 EUR | 448.56 EUR |
| 50,000 TL | 893.91 EUR | 897.12 EUR |
| 100,000 TL | 1,787.82 EUR | 1,794.24 EUR |
Euro – TL Amount Table
| Amount | If you sell (buy rate)TL | If you buy (sell rate)TL |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Euro | 55.73 TL | 55.93 TL |
| 10 Euros | 557.34 TL | 559.34 TL |
| 100 Euros | 5,573.40 TL | 5,593.40 TL |
| 1,000 Euros | 55,734.00 TL | 55,934.00 TL |
| 10,000 Euros | 557,340.00 TL | 559,340.00 TL |
Spread: The Gap Between Selling and Buying Back
At today's rates, selling 100 Euros and buying them straight back differs by 20.00 TL: you receive 5,573.40 TL when selling and pay 5,593.40 TL when buying. The buy and sell rates sit 0.18% either side of the mid rate (55.834 TL); the whole spread is 0.36% of the sell price. This is the wholesale free-market spread; at a bank, an exchange office or on a card the gap is usually wider.
What was it worth in TL on a past date?
At the Nov 3 2025 CBRT rate, 100 Euros = ₺4,840.97
100 Euros on Nov 3 2025
₺4,840.97
1 Euro = ₺48.4097 · CBRT (TCMB) bulletin, midpoint of buying and selling
At the same source's latest rate (Nov 2 2026): ₺5,594.57 (▲ 15.6%)
Weekends/holidays: the previous business day's bulletin. Source: CBRT Reference (TCMB), since Jan 3 2005.
Euro in Other Currencies
- Sell 100 Euros, buy US Dollarsdirect parity · mid-rate 1.1157buy rate · Free Market111.46 USD
- Sell 100 Euros, buy British Poundscalculated via TRY · mid-rate 0.8349buy rate → sell rate · Free Market83.13 GBP
- Sell 100 Euros, buy Swiss Francscalculated via TRY · mid-rate 0.9186buy rate → sell rate · Free Market91.25 CHF
- Sell 100 Euros, buy Russian Rublescalculated via TRY · mid-rate 90.5331buy rate → sell rate · Free Market + CBRT Reference (TCMB)8,978.78 RUB
Each row names its method. The direct parity is used unless it is older than either lira rate; otherwise the row is calculated via TL: the Euro is sold at the buy rate, the target currency bought at the sell rate.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many Euros is 1,000 TL?
At the sell rate 1,000 TL buys 17.88 Euros; to raise 1,000 TL you must sell 17.94 Euros (Free-market rate, Nov 3 2026 13:21:18).
How many TL do I need to buy Euros?
Buying 100 Euros costs 5,593.40 TL at the sell rate (Free-market rate, Nov 3 2026 13:21:18).
Why does this differ from the rate other converters show?
Many converters show the mid rate; it is 55.834 TL right now. Buying Euros uses the sell rate, so 1,000 TL gets you 0.0320 Euros fewer than at mid.
What should I check before buying Euros for a trip?
Three things: the spread (currently 0.36% of the sell price; the wider it is, the more selling and buying back costs), the time of the rate (the data on this page is from Nov 3 2026 13:21:18) and the source type (Free-market rate). This is not investment advice.
For how this is calculated, see the data methodology.
Currency Guide
- Currency buy-sell spread in Turkey: how it worksThe spread is the gap between the buying and selling price: how it is calculated, why it differs by institution and by hour, and where our pages show it.
- Banknote (efektif) vs forex rate in TurkeyThe forex rate is for transfers between accounts, the banknote (efektif) rate for banknotes. The CBRT bulletin lists both; banknote spreads are usually wider.
- CBRT rate and invoices in Turkey: the daily bulletinCBRT rates come out once every business day in a daily bulletin, so two bulletins can apply to a date. The legal texts and how to find the lira value.
- Why do TRY rates look different at the weekend?The international currency market is closed at the weekend and the CBRT publishes no bulletin: what a rate shown then means, and why it differs.
This content is for information only; it is not investment advice.