Foreign currency accounts permit qualified persons and entities to transact through Banking Units under specified remittance and Authority requirements. Foreign currency accounts with a Banking Unit may be opened, held and maintained by Qualified Individuals and by resident or non-resident corporate or ... Summary
Foreign currency accounts permit qualified persons and entities to transact through Banking Units under specified remittance and Authority requirements.
Foreign currency accounts with a Banking Unit may be opened, held and maintained by Qualified Individuals and by resident or non-resident corporate or institutional entities, subject to the manner or requirements specified by the Authority. Qualified Resident Individuals may maintain freely convertible foreign currency accounts for transactions connected with, or arising from, permissible current account transactions, capital account transactions, or both, as specified under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme.
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