Rule · BB · 9 Jul 2019

FEPD Circular Letter No. 17: Reporting of foreign exchange released through International Cards on health ground

Authorized Dealers in Bangladesh must report foreign exchange transactions executed through international prepaid, debit, or credit cards for travel abroad on health grounds. To facilitate this, a new field named “Medical Quota” has been added under the ENTITLEMENT menu in the online international card monitoring system. This reporting requirement applies to transactions where up to USD 10,000.00 or equivalent is released to Bangladeshi nationals against documentary medical evidence, as permitted under the Guidelines for Foreign Exchange Transactions-2018.

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  • FEPD Guideline of 2018Not in RegAlert

    “In terms of paragraph 2, chapter 12 of the Guidelines for Foreign Exchange Transactions-2018, Vol-1 (GFET), Authorized Dealers (ADs) are allowed to release upto USD 10,000.00”

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