EUR to SEK: Euro to Swedish Krona

1 EUR = 10.9475 SEK

1 SEK = 0.0913451 EUR · ECB reference rate, November 2, 2026

€100.00 = SEK 1,094.75

EUR/SEK trend

Over the past 30 days the Euro has weakened by 2.71% against the Swedish Krona. During this period the rate moved between 10.9475 and 11.2525, averaging 11.1282.

30-day high11.2525
30-day low10.9475
30-day average11.1282
30-day change-2.71%
52-week range10.5205 – 11.331
EUR/SEK daily reference rate, last 3 months. Hover or use the arrow keys for exact values.

Euro to Swedish Krona conversion table

EURSEK
€1.00SEK 10.95
€5.00SEK 54.74
€10.00SEK 109.48
€20.00SEK 218.95
€25.00SEK 273.69
€50.00SEK 547.38
€100.00SEK 1,094.75
€200.00SEK 2,189.50
€250.00SEK 2,736.88
€500.00SEK 5,473.75
€1,000.00SEK 10,947.50
€2,000.00SEK 21,895.00
€5,000.00SEK 54,737.50
€10,000.00SEK 109,475.00
€100,000.00SEK 1,094,750.00
SEKEUR
SEK 1.00€0.09
SEK 5.00€0.46
SEK 10.00€0.91
SEK 20.00€1.83
SEK 25.00€2.28
SEK 50.00€4.57
SEK 100.00€9.13
SEK 200.00€18.27
SEK 250.00€22.84
SEK 500.00€45.67
SEK 1,000.00€91.35
SEK 2,000.00€182.69
SEK 5,000.00€456.73
SEK 10,000.00€913.45
SEK 100,000.00€9,134.51

EUR/SEK rate history

DateEUR/SEKChange
Nov 2, 202610.9475-0.28%
Oct 30, 202610.978-0.20%
Oct 29, 202610.9995-0.51%
Oct 28, 202611.056-0.21%
Oct 27, 202611.0795-0.53%
Oct 26, 202611.1385+0.07%
Oct 23, 202611.131+0.17%
Oct 22, 202611.112+0.13%
Oct 21, 202611.0975-0.23%
Oct 20, 202611.123+0.17%

Frequently asked questions

How much is 100 EUR in SEK?

At the ECB reference rate of November 2, 2026, 100 EUR = SEK 1,094.75.

What was the highest EUR to SEK rate in the last 30 days?

The 30-day high was 11.2525 on October 5, 2026; the low was 10.9475 on November 2, 2026.

Where do these EUR/SEK rates come from?

They are derived from the euro foreign exchange reference rates published by the European Central Bank around 16:00 CET on each TARGET business day; cross rates are calculated via the euro. This page updates automatically after every publication.

Reference rates are for information only and are not trading rates. Banks, card issuers and exchange offices apply their own rates and fees.