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Convert NOK to ISK

Norwegian Krone → Icelandic Krona · Reference rate

Reference rateDelayed reference
131.7254
Observed: 2026-10-30 21:01:02 UTC
1 NOK = 13.1725 ISK
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1 ISK = 0.0759 NOK ·
13.1725ISK
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NOK to ISK conversion table

AmountConverts to
1 NOK13.1725 ISK
5 NOK65.8627 ISK
10 NOK131.7254 ISK
25 NOK329.3134 ISK
50 NOK658.6269 ISK
100 NOK1,317.25 ISK
250 NOK3,293.13 ISK
500 NOK6,586.27 ISK
1,000 NOK13,172.54 ISK
5,000 NOK65,862.69 ISK

ISK to NOK conversion table

AmountConverts to
1 ISK0.0759 NOK
5 ISK0.3796 NOK
10 ISK0.7592 NOK
25 ISK1.8979 NOK
50 ISK3.7958 NOK
100 ISK7.5916 NOK
250 ISK18.9789 NOK
500 ISK37.9578 NOK
1,000 ISK75.9155 NOK
5,000 ISK379.5776 NOK
About this pair

NOK/ISK: what to know

The NOK/ISK rate shows how much ISK you get for 1 NOK. The displayed reference is 1 NOK = 13.1725 ISK. Check its observation time before comparing an offer. In the other direction, 1 ISK is worth 0.0759 NOK.

In the short term NOK is driven mainly by oil and gas prices, while ISK responds to tourism, fishing and commodity prices.

The Norwegian Krone (NOK) is issued by Norges Bank. “Krone” means “crown”. 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.

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