2009-08-04

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FE Circular No. 11: Import and Export of Currency Notes and Coins

The Bangladesh Bank raises the limit for undeclared Bangladeshi currency that can be carried into the country from Tk 500 to Tk 2,000 per head. The limit for carrying declared Bangladeshi currency out of the country is also increased from Tk 500 to Tk 2,000. These changes amend the relevant provisions of the Guidelines for Foreign Exchange Transactions 2009.

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Foreign Exchange Regulation Act…1947Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1947 (1947-03-11)FEPD No. FE-1/94-Bibh dated 199…FEPD No. FE-1/94-Bibh dated 1994-11-12FEPD No. FE-2/94-Bibh dated 199…FEPD No. FE-2/94-Bibh dated 1994-11-12Government Notification No. 1 d…Government Notification No. 1 dated 1949-05-02Guideline of 2009Guideline of 2009PID Circular No. 11 dated 2009-…PID Circular No. 11 dated 2009-08-04FE Circular No. 11: Import andExport of Currency Notes and …2009-08-04 · this documentFE Circular No. 11: Import and Export of Currency Notes and Coins (2009-08-04)FEPD Circular No. 05: Currency …2014FEPD Circular No. 05: Currency Note Import and Export (2014-01-30)
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