Rule · CBL · 28 Feb 2012

Circular 5/2012: Disbursement of Foreign Currency for Official Travel and Training Allowances

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Commercial banks are authorized to process requests for purchasing foreign currency in cash to cover travel and accommodation allowances for employees on official duty or training courses, deducting these amounts directly from the sending entity's current accounts. This authority is granted under the provisions of Exemption Decision No. (751) of 2007 and requires strict adherence to existing regulations. Banks must disclose data related to these disbursements in a monthly sales statistic report submitted to the Banking and Currency Control Department using the specific form attached to Circular No. (2002/25).

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  • Decision No. 2 of 2011Not in RegAlert

    “And to the decision of the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Libya No. (2) of 2011, regarding the regulation of foreign currency operations under exceptional circumstances.”

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