2026-02-16

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Decision on the manner and the terms under which residents that are not banks may open and hold accounts abroad

The decision amends the existing rules governing how non‑bank residents may open and hold accounts abroad by inserting a new condition that the resident must be under dominant ownership of a non‑resident and have a financing contract with a foreign financial institution for paying liabilities to overseas suppliers. It adds a provision allowing payments to foreign suppliers up to the amount specified in such financing contracts. It introduces additional documentary requirements for approval to open or hold a foreign bank account for these payments, namely a recent (not older than three months) certificate of registration in the trade and other legal‑entity registries and a copy of the financing contract. The amendments take effect on the eighth day after publication in the Official Gazette.

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