2025-12-03

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Decision on the terms and the amount of cash domestic currency, checks and monetary gold permitted to be taken in or out of the Republic of North Macedonia

The Decision establishes that residents and non‑residents may transport up to Denar 120,000 in cash and an equivalent amount in denar‑denominated checks per person, with non‑residents exceeding this limit required to present a document (not older than 30 days) proving purchase or withdrawal and to declare it to customs. It provides exceptions allowing workers in international transport to exceed the limit for products sold to natural persons, permits unlimited movement of jubilee coins and banknotes subject to proof of purchase for export, and authorises cash above the limit to be taken out only with prior National Bank approval for numismatic, testing (with a six‑month return guarantee) or destroyed cash purposes. The Decision also exempts payment service providers from the limit when transacting with foreign counterparts, subject to filing three copies of the payment order and a one‑day notification to the National Bank, restricts monetary gold movements to the National Bank (or persons authorized by the Governor), revokes the previous decision, and enters into force on the eighth day after publication in the Official Gazette.

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