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Convert ISK to UAH

Icelandic Krona to Ukrainian Hryvnia · live mid-market rate

1 ISK = 0.3719 UAH —

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1 UAH = 2.6891 ISK ·
1 ISK = 0.3719 UAH —
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ISK to UAH conversion table

AmountConverts to
1 ISK0.3719 UAH
5 ISK1.8594 UAH
10 ISK3.7187 UAH
25 ISK9.2968 UAH
50 ISK18.5937 UAH
100 ISK37.1874 UAH
250 ISK92.9685 UAH
500 ISK185.9369 UAH
1,000 ISK371.8738 UAH
5,000 ISK1,859.37 UAH

UAH to ISK conversion table

AmountConverts to
1 UAH2.6891 ISK
5 UAH13.4454 ISK
10 UAH26.8908 ISK
25 UAH67.2271 ISK
50 UAH134.4542 ISK
100 UAH268.9084 ISK
250 UAH672.2710 ISK
500 UAH1,344.54 ISK
1,000 UAH2,689.08 ISK
5,000 UAH13,445.42 ISK
About this pair

ISK/UAH: what to know

The ISK/UAH rate shows how much UAH you get for 1 ISK. Right now, 1 ISK buys 0.3719 UAH at the mid-market rate. In the other direction, 1 UAH is worth 2.6891 ISK.

In the short term ISK is driven mainly by tourism, fishing and commodity prices, while UAH responds to the economic situation and international support.

The Icelandic Krona (ISK) is issued by Central Bank of Iceland. Aurar coins ceased to be legal tender on 1 October 2003; circulating coins are denominated in whole krónur. The Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH) is issued by National Bank of Ukraine. The name “hryvnia” comes from a medieval silver weight unit used in Kievan Rus.

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