Surrender of foreign exchange: unspent balances by non-resident entities must be returned within prescribed periods after acquisition or travel. Regulation 6 requires persons other than individual residents who acquire or purchase foreign exchange pursuant to a declaration to an authorised person to surrender any unused portion to an authorised person within sixty days of acquisition. A travel-related exception provides extended surrender timelines: unspent currency notes and coins must be surrendered within ninety days of return, and unspent travellers cheques within one hundred eighty days of return.
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Surrender of foreign exchange: unspent balances by non-resident entities must be returned within prescribed periods after acquisition or travel.
Regulation 6 requires persons other than individual residents who acquire or purchase foreign exchange pursuant to a declaration to an authorised person to surrender any unused portion to an authorised person within sixty days of acquisition. A travel-related exception provides extended surrender timelines: unspent currency notes and coins must be surrendered within ninety days of return, and unspent travellers cheques within one hundred eighty days of return.
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