Israeli Shekel to Georgian Lari
Live mid-market rate: 1 ILS = 0.881337 GEL. Type any amount — it converts instantly.
Reviewed by the OmniCalc teamMethod verified 2026-07-01
Georgia rate
used to convertNational Bank of Georgia official rate (2026-07-04).
₾0.88
= 1 ILS = 0.881 GEL= 1 GEL = 1.13507 ILS
equals ₾0.88For information only. Rates last refreshed.
ILS to GEL conversion table
| Israeli Shekel (ILS) | Georgian Lari (GEL) |
|---|---|
| ₪1.00 | ₾0.88 |
| ₪5.00 | ₾4.41 |
| ₪10.00 | ₾8.81 |
| ₪25.00 | ₾22.03 |
| ₪50.00 | ₾44.07 |
| ₪100.00 | ₾88.13 |
| ₪250.00 | ₾220.33 |
| ₪500.00 | ₾440.67 |
| ₪1,000.00 | ₾881.34 |
| ₪5,000.00 | ₾4,406.69 |
| ₪10,000.00 | ₾8,813.37 |
At the mid-market rate as of 2026-07-05. Amounts are indicative.
How this converter works
The amount converts in your browser against a rates snapshot refreshed about every 15 minutes — so it responds instantly as you type, with no round-trip per keystroke. The headline figure is the mid-market rate; if you are exchanging in Georgia, the National Bank of Georgia official rate is shown alongside it, and Bank of Georgia’s commercial buy/sell appears when that data is connected.
Frequently asked questions
What is the ILS to GEL exchange rate today?
The current mid-market rate is 1 ILS = 0.881337 GEL. Rates update roughly every 15 minutes; banks and exchange offices apply their own margin on top.
What is the mid-market rate?
The mid-market (interbank) rate is the midpoint between the global buy and sell prices of a currency. It is the fairest reference rate, but it is not what you personally get — banks, cards and exchange offices add a spread or fee.
Why does my bank give a different ILS/GEL rate?
Providers add a margin to the mid-market rate to cover their costs and profit. Comparing their quote to the mid-market rate here shows you the true cost of a conversion.
Are these rates live?
The rate baked into this page is refreshed about every 15 minutes and stamped with its update time. When a provider is unreachable the tool shows the last known values and says so, rather than failing.
Mid-market rates via exchangerate-api; National Bank of Georgia official rates via nbg.gov.ge. For information only — not an offer to exchange at these rates.