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Gold Rate Today in Dubai (31 October 2026)

Reference price in UAE dirhams, refreshed through the day. Exchange rate today: 1 USD = 3.6725 AED; 1 AED = ₹25.89.

KaratPer gramPer tola (11.664 g)Per 10 g
24KAED 457.70AED 5,339AED 4,577
22KAED 419.56AED 4,894AED 4,196
21KAED 400.49AED 4,671AED 4,005
18KAED 343.28AED 4,004AED 3,433

International spot gold converted to UAE dirhams, before 5% VAT, the dealer's premium and making charges. Dubai's shops price from the board the Dubai Gold & Jewellery Group sets each day, which sits close to this. The dirham is pegged to the US dollar.

Dubai vs India today

24K goldPer gramPer 10 g
Dubai (reference, in rupees)₹11,849₹118,489
India (middle of 37 jewellers, before GST)₹14,225₹142,254
Difference₹2,377₹23,765 (20% more in India)

Why the gap: gold entering India pays import duty, and jewellery adds 3% GST on gold and making. Compare the full bill, not just the rate.

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Questions

What is the gold rate in Dubai today?

About AED 457.70 per gram for 24K and AED 419.56 for 22K (31 October 2026), the international price in UAE dirhams before 5% VAT and making charges.

Is gold cheaper in Dubai than in India?

Today 10 g of 24K is about ₹118,489 at the Dubai reference price against ₹142,254 in India (the middle of Indian jewellers' rates, before GST) - India about 20% higher. Most of the gap is India's import duty; Dubai adds 5% VAT, and making charges differ by shop and design.

What is Dubai's gold rate in Indian rupees?

About ₹11,849 per gram of 24K at today's exchange rate (1 AED = ₹25.89).

Which gold is popular in Dubai?

22K and 21K for jewellery, 24K for bars and coins; 18K for diamond and designer pieces.

How much gold can I bring from Dubai to India?

Indian customs gives travellers a duty-free allowance for jewellery that depends on who is travelling and how long they stayed abroad; bars and coins are dutiable. Check the current rules on the CBIC (Indian Customs) website before you fly.