Canadian Dollar to Lek (CAD/ALL) Exchange Rate Today

CAD/ALL exchange rate

Buy

56.00

100 CAD = 5,600 ALL

Sell

57.72

100 CAD = 5,772 ALL

Updated every 15 minutes. The home page shows what each bank and exchange office is paying right now.

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About the Canadian dollar

The Canadian dollar (CAD) reaches Albania mostly with the Albanian community in Canada — money sent home, summer visits, students. Banks and the larger exchange offices quote it, and the Bank of Albania publishes an official rate for it every day.

What moves the CAD/ALL rate

Bank of Canada interest-rate decisions
Oil and commodity prices, which Canada exports
The US dollar: the Canadian dollar tends to move with the American economy
EUR/ALL, because the lek mostly follows the euro

CAD/ALL by source

What each source we track quotes today for 1 CAD. Sources that do not quote this currency are not listed.

Source	Buy (you get)	Sell (you pay)
Bank of Albaniareference	56.84 ALL	56.84 ALL
ADON	56.30 ALL	57.40 ALL
BKT	56.30 ALL	57.40 ALL
Raiffeisen	53.75 ALL	59.75 ALL
Iliria98	56.30 ALL	57.40 ALL
AlbKredit	56.50 ALL	57.50 ALL

The gap between the source that pays the most and the one that pays the least is 2.75 ALL per 1 CAD. Paying the most right now: AlbKredit.

Canadian Dollar to Lek: common questions

How many lek is 1 Canadian dollar today?

The rate moves through the day. The figures at the top of this page are the current average buy and sell rates across the sources we track, refreshed every 15 minutes; the table above shows what each source quotes, and the home page compares every currency.

Can I exchange Canadian dollars in Albania?

Yes — at the main banks and the larger exchange offices in Tirana and other cities. It is less widely accepted than the euro or the US dollar, so the gap between buy and sell is usually wider. Compare the sources in the table above before you change money.

Should I bring Canadian dollars or euros?

Euros are exchanged everywhere in Albania at a narrow margin; Canadian dollars are not. If changing Canadian dollars into euros costs you little at home, euros are usually the more practical cash to carry. Cards work in cities and along the coast; smaller places are cash-only.