2023-04-25
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The National Bank of Ethiopia amends Articles 4, 5, 6, and 7 of Directive No. FXD/17/2001 to set foreign currency cash note payment limits for foreign exchange bureaux. These limits allow sales up to USD 4,000 for holiday travel, medical treatment, and educational expenses, and up to USD 10,000 for business travel and government travelers. Non-resident account holders may withdraw up to USD 10,000 in cash notes for travel, while embassies and international organizations may request cash notes for conferences and per diem payments based on program requirements. Directives No. FXD/33/2007 and FXD/39/2009 are repealed, and these amendments enter into force on 4 October 2013.
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Directive No. FXD/43/2013
Amendment to Directives No. FXD/17/2001 on The Operation of Foreign Exchange Bureaux
3.2 Withdrawal of cash notes for travel from Non Resident Foreign Currency, Non Resident
Transferable Birr and Non Resident Non Transferable Birr Accounts up to USD 10,000 or in equivalent other convertible currencies.
3.3 Withdrawals of cash notes for the purposes of convening conferences, workshops,
meeting and perdiem payments by Embassies, International organizations and Regional Organizations can be released based on the request submitted and requirements of the program to be carried out. 4 Repeal Directives No. FXD/33/2007 and FXD/39/2009 are hereby repealed and replaced by these Directives. 5 Effective Date These Amendment Directives shall enter into force as of 4th October 2013. Teklewold Atanfu Governor National Bank of Ethiopia
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This document amends: Directive to Amend The Operation of Foreign Exchange Bureau Directive No. FXD/09/1998
Source: National Bank of Ethiopia — original document · Summary generated with machine assistance and reviewed before publication; the authoritative text is the regulator's original document. How RegAlert works
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