Alterations in currency exchange rates observed on May 17 in Astana, Almaty, and Shymkent
Currencies Swap in Kazakhstan: Dollar, Euro, and Ruble Rates as of May '25
Check out these current exchange rates for the dollar, euro, and ruble in Kazakhstan, updated as of mid-May 2025. Take note that rates may change as time goes by.
City Breakdown
Find the exchange rates for the major cities below:
Astana:- Dollar: Buying - 508.48 KZT, Selling - 514.49 KZT- Euro: Buying - 567.91 KZT, Selling - 575.02 KZT- Ruble: Buying - 6.15 KZT, Selling - 6.30 KZT
Almaty:- Dollar: Buying - 511.25 KZT, Selling - 509.22 KZT- Euro: Buying - 570.21 KZT, Selling - 574.43 KZT- Ruble: Buying - 6.20 KZT, Selling - 6.32 KZT
Shymkent:- Dollar: Buying - 510.48 KZT, Selling - 513.48 KZT- Euro: Buying - 569.04 KZT, Selling - 574.22 KZT- Ruble: Buying - 6.22 KZT, Selling - 6.28 KZT
The Big Picture
For a complete picture of currency fluctuations in Kazakhstan, let's take a look at the overall trends:
- USD/KZT: The dollar's value against the Kazakh tenge fluctuated from around 508.57 KZT to 506.21 KZT since early May 2025.
- EUR/KZT: The euro's value remains slightly stronger than the dollar, maintaining an exchange rate of more than 568 KZT.
- RUB/KZT: The ruble, in comparison, remains relatively weaker with an exchange rate of about 6.3 KZT.
Regional variations within Kazakhstan may exist due to local market conditions or specific exchange service providers, but the exchange rates generally remain consistent across major cities due to the centralized banking system. Keep an eye on these rates as they may change over time!
I, being a businessperson, might be interested in the finance industry and find it beneficial to keep track of the local currency exchange rates in Kazakhstan for my investments, as the dollar, euro, and ruble rates as of May '25 differ across cities such as Astana, Almaty, and Shymkent. For instance, the dollar's rates in these cities are not consistent, with Astana having the highest selling rate and Shymkent the lowest, while the euro, on the other hand, maintains a relatively stronger value compared to the dollar across cities. Additionally, the ruble remains relatively weaker compared to both the dollar and euro, demonstrating the variance in the finance industry in Kazakhstan.
