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500.000 Argentine pesos to Uruguayan pesos

UYU 13.101 at the official rate

Changing cash at the crossing with the blue dollar: a UYU 13.101.

With a card Argentina in Uruguay: $ 500.000 for the consumption of UYU 10.078.

Rates in effect today at 13:57 h

How it's calculated

Official: $ 500.000,00 ÷ 38,1648 (Argentine pesos by Uruguayan peso, dolarapi.com, 13/11/2026) = 13.101 UYU. It's the bank reference; in a exchange house you're gonna get a little less by the margin.

Blue cross: If you have Argentine pesos in cash, the usual thing is to buy dollars from the blue ($ 1.570,00) and change them in Uruguay; That's equal to 38,1648 Argentine pesos by Uruguayan peso, i.e. 13.101 UYU.

With a card: the consumption is charged to card dollar ($ 2.041,00), so give less: a few 10.078 UYU. If you pay the summary with your own dollars, there's no advance tax collection.

A month ago, with $ 500.000 You were buying. 13.288 UYU to the official rate.

Amounts table

Rates in effect today at 13:57 h

Argentine pesosUYU officialUYU blue crossUYU with a card
$ 10.000262262202
$ 50.0001.3101.3101.008
$ 100.0002.6202.6202.016
$ 500.00013.10113.10110.078
$ 1.000.00026.20226.20220.156

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Frequently asked questions

How many Uruguayan pesos are they? 500.000 Argentine pesos?

13.101 UYU to the official rate (38,1648 Argentine pesos by Uruguayan peso, dolarapi.com, 13/11/2026); a 13.101 UYU if you change cash at the crossing with the blue dollar; and is enough for the consumption of 10.078 UYU with a card Argentina.

Should we take Argentine pesos to Uruguay?

In general no: Uruguay The Argentine pesos are changed with a lot of margin. The usual thing is to carry dollars (bought to the blue or to the MEP) and change them there, or use card paying the summary with your own dollars.

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