Angola: Bna Adjusts Foreign Exchange Transactions On Import

Luanda — The National Bank of Angola (BNA) has adjusted the limits for exchange operations on imports of goods, setting advance payments or advances, per operation, of up to US$50,000 and up to 10% of the total amount of the operation when it comes to documentary credit.

The Central Bank's decision is justified by the need to adjust the limits applicable to the various payment instruments used in foreign exchange transactions for the import of goods, in accordance with the Instruction published this Thursday on the BNA's website.

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