2022-06-07

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Periodic Letter (189–2018)

The Central Bank of Libya issued Circular No. 189/2018 instructing banks to open and maintain foreign currency accounts for customers purchasing currency for personal, study, or medical purposes. The directive mandates that banks update customer records in the banking system and permit both domestic inter-account transfers and direct foreign remittances to first-degree relatives abroad, capped at $100,000 annually per account. Banks must implement these updated foreign currency sales mechanisms and ensure all transfer data is accurately recorded in the designated system.

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Central Bank of Libya Banking L…2022Central Bank of Libya Banking Law No. 1 of 2005 (Amended by Law No. 46 of 2012) (2022-06-06)Law No. 10/13 of 2017Law No. 10/13 of 2017Periodic Letter (189–2018)2022-06-07 · this documentPeriodic Letter (189–2018) (2022-06-07)
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