9th September 1998        Source : Bank Negara Malaysia
 

Issues

Clarification - Part 3

20 Settlement for outstanding transactions entered into prior to 1300 hours on 1 September 1998 All outstanding contracts entered into prior to 1300 hours on 1 September 1998 can be settled on their respective maturity dates. In this respect, transfers between external accounts would only be allowed for the settlement of such contracts. All those who wish to settle their contracts after 9 September 1998 are required to submit a list of all outstanding contracts including name of counterparty, amount and the maturity date to Bank Negara Malaysia by 12 September 1998.
21 Definition of currency notes Currency notes refer to currency notes and traveler’s cheques.
22 Import of currency notes For non-resident travelers
  • A nonresident traveler visiting Malaysia is permitted to carry with him/her any amount of traveler’s cheques denominated in foreign currencies and foreign currency notes but is required to declare to the authorities the amount of traveler’s cheques denominated in foreign currencies and foreign currency notes carried by him/her into Malaysia.
  • A nonresident traveler visiting Malaysia is permitted to carry with him/her ringgit currency notes up to RM1,000 only.
For resident travelers
  • A resident traveler returning to Malaysia is permitted to carry with him/her any amount of traveler’s cheques denominated in foreign currencies and foreign currency notes.
  • A resident traveler returning to Malaysia is permitted to carry with him/her ringgit currency notes up to RM1,000 only.
23 Export of currency notes For nonresident travelers
  • A nonresident traveler leaving Malaysia is permitted to carry with him/her traveler’s cheques denominated in foreign currencies and foreign currency notes up to the amount brought into Malaysia.
  • A nonresident traveler leaving Malaysia is permitted to carry with him/her ringgit currency notes up to RM1,000 only.
For resident travelers
  • A resident traveler leaving Malaysia is permitted to carry with him/her traveler’s cheques denominated in foreign currencies and foreign currency notes up to the equivalent of RM10,000.
  • A resident traveler leaving Malaysia is permitted to carry with him/her ringgit currency notes up to RM1,000 only.
24 Payments by residents to non-residents for ringgit assets in Malaysia All payments by residents to nonresidents for the purchase of ringgit assets in Malaysia must be settled in ringgit.
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