Rule · BB · 27 Aug 2012

Release of foreign exchange for travel abroad

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The annual foreign exchange entitlement for Bangladeshi nationals traveling to SAARC member countries and Myanmar is increased from US$ 1,500 to US$ 2,000 per calendar year, effective immediately. Authorized Dealers may release up to US$ 2,000 in cash and the remainder in other freely convertible currencies out of the US$ 5,000 entitlement for travel to countries other than SAARC members and Myanmar. All other terms and conditions from FE Circular No. 24 dated December 02, 2009 remain unchanged.

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FE Circular No. 24, dated December02, 2009Not in RegAlertFE Circular No. 24, dated December 02, 2009 — Not in RegAlertRelease of foreign exchangefor travel abroad2012-08-27 · this documentRelease of foreign exchange for travel abroad (2012-08-27)FEPD Circular No. 17: Release offoreign exchange for private trav…2014 · BBFEPD Circular No. 17: Release of foreign exchange for private travel abroad (2014-04-06)
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  • FE Circular No. 24, dated December 02, 2009Not in RegAlert

    “for travel to countries other than SAARC member countries and Myanmar. 05. All other terms and conditions stipulated in FE Circular No. 24, dated December 02, 2009 shall remain unchanged. Please bri”

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Amended 1 time · last 2014-04-06

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