Rule · BB · 28 Feb 2017

Re-conversion of unspent taka into foreign exchange by foreign tourists

Licensed Money Changers are authorized to re-convert up to USD 500 in cash of unspent taka belonging to foreign tourists, regardless of whether the original encashment was performed by that specific Money Changer. To execute this re-conversion, the tourist must submit a system-generated encashment certificate issued by any licensed Money Changer. The Money Changer performing the re-conversion is required to stamp the original certificate to confirm execution and preserve a copy thereof.

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  • Guideline of 2009Not in RegAlert

    “Please refer to paragraph 9, chapter 12 of the Guidelines for Foreign Exchange Transactions-2009 (GFET), Vol-1 in terms of which licensed Money Changers (MCs) are allowed to re-convert up to USD 500 in cash of the unspent taka fund of fore…”

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