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Gold rate in Pakistan today: Rs 4,14,767 per tola (24K)

24K gold is Rs 4,14,767 per tola (11.66 g) at the international price in PKR. The same gold costs $179.81 per gram in Canada.

Updated October 23, 2026, 11:50 pm ET

Today’s rates

Gold price in PKR, by karat.

The international gold price converted to the local currency. This is not the rate local jewellers quote.

PurityPer tola (11.66 g)Per 10 g
24K (999)Rs 4,14,767Rs 3,55,602
22K (916)Rs 3,79,927Rs 3,25,732

The same gold in Canadian dollars

PurityPer gramPer tola (11.66 g)
24K (999)$179.81$2,097
22K (916)$164.71$1,921

International gold price from gold-api.com, converted at the Bank of Canada daily rate (2026-10-23). Exchange rates: Rates By Exchange Rate API. Updated October 23, 2026, 11:50 pm ET. Prices on this page update live while it’s open.

Read this first

International price vs local rate.

International price in PKR

The world gold price converted at today’s exchange rate. That’s what this page shows. It’s the fairest way to compare Pakistan with Canada.

Typical local market rate

The rate quoted in Pakistan’s markets is the jewellers’ association rate, which includes local premiums and can differ from the international price converted to rupees. We don’t show a local market rate because we don’t have a licensed feed for it.

24K gold, CAD per gram: last 12 months (monthly average)

Month24K gold, CAD per gram
Oct 2025$183
Nov 2025$185
Dec 2025$191
Jan 2026$210
Feb 2026$220
Mar 2026$214
Apr 2026$209
May 2026$202
Jun 2026$191
Jul 2026$185
Aug 2026$197
Sep 2026$194

Source: World Bank Commodity Price Data (Pink Sheet), monthly averages, CC BY 4.0; Federal Reserve H.10 via FRED (EXCAUS). Monthly averages, so they differ from the price on any one day.

FAQ

Common questions.

What is the gold rate in Pakistan today?

At the international price, 24K gold is Rs 4,14,767 per tola (11.66 g) and 22K is Rs 3,79,927 (October 23, 2026, 11:50 pm ET). The local market rate quoted by jewellers is usually different; see “International price vs local rate” on this page.

How much gold can I carry to Pakistan from Canada?
  • Jewellery: FBR does not publish a fixed gram limit. Its passenger brochure allows Pakistani nationals back after 8 or more days abroad to bring personal jewellery in reasonable quantity, once per calendar year, as part of their duty-free allowance.
  • Bars and coins: No duty-free allowance for bars or coins. Gold and precious metals must be declared, and goods in commercial quantity attract a 30% fine on top of duty and taxes.
  • Declaring: Tick the gold, precious metals and jewellery line on the passenger declaration (Baggage Rules, 2006, Appendix C) and use the red channel. Passengers in the green channel with dutiable goods face penalties and confiscation.

Rules as of 2026-10-24; check the official customs page before you travel. Carry limit checker. More detail: carrying gold from Canada.

Is gold cheaper in Pakistan than in Canada?

Converted at today’s exchange rate, the international price is the same: $179.81 per gram of 24K in Canada. The difference comes from local duty, tax and dealer or making charges. See Is gold cheaper in Dubai, India or Canada?

Why is the local rate in Pakistan different from the world price?

The rate quoted in Pakistan’s markets is the jewellers’ association rate, which includes local premiums and can differ from the international price converted to rupees.

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