ඩොලර් කීයක් ගෙනියන්න පුලුවන්ද

[IMUNA]

මචන්ලා
විසිට් යනකොට දැන් ඩොලර් කීයක් ගෙනියන්න දෙනවද ?
ඩොලර් ගන්න ඔනේ කොහොමද කොහෙන්ද

 

[CloudX64]

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[SDCR]

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[gaya_94]

5000 i puluwan. kaurut chek karan na bn kiyak geniynawada kiyala. law eka if you are having more than 5000 you should declare it at the airport.

 

[chanakamanjula]

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[sarika406]

5000 i puluwan. kaurut chek karan na bn kiyak geniynawada kiyala. law eka if you are having more than 5000 you should declare it at the airport.

5000 or 10000 ?

 

[Champ HB]

අප්

 

[androlanka]

8000USD walata adu kara neda? kalin $15,000 da koheda thibune..dollar crisis eken passe 8000 kara

 

[Emarald]

https://www.airport.lk/passenger_guide/arrival_info/customs#:~:text=Foreign currencies more than US,20000 only for Srilankan citizens.

• Foreign currencies more than US$ 15000 or equivalent. If you intend to take back US$ 5000 or more, please declare the entire amount Srilankan ruppees not more than 20000 only for Srilankan citizens.

https://gic.gov.lk/gic/index.php/en/component/info/?id=2333&task=info


1. A person may bring any sum of money in foreign currencies into Sri Lanka. This sum could be in TCs, Bank drafts or currency notes. However, if the total of such sum exceeds US$ 15,000, such sum should be declared to the Sri Lanka Customs.

2. If a person wishes to take out from Sri Lanka any sum in exceeds of US$ 5000 in currency notes out of the sum brought in as per (1) above, such person should declare the entirety of the sum brought in, even if it is less than US$ 15,000.

3. Any person may take out from Sri Lanka a total of legally acquired foreign currency in any form up to US$ 10,000 without any declaration. However, if the sum in currency notes exceeds US$ 5,000 the entirety of the sum must also be declared.

4. Any person can bring in any sum of foreign currency earned from employment, profession or business abroad and upon declaration of such foreign currency to Customs as per (1) above and may retain such sum in his/her possession for 90 days before changing in to Sri Lanka rupees.

5. Any person who has obtained foreign currency from a Bank, authorized Travel Agent or authorized Money Changer for overseas travel, may retain in his/her possession the unused sum for 90 days before changing into Sri Lanka
Rupees.

6. Foreign currency retained by any person as per (4) and (5) above may be used for subsequent visits abroad for permitted transactions within the allowed period of, retention.

7. Any person returning after travel abroad may retain without any time limit, US$ 2000 out of foreign currency purchased for such travel or earned by him/her outside Sri Lanka for his use during future travels.

The foreign currency amounts indicated in US$ may be in equivalent amounts in other convertible foreign currencies.

 

[king solomon]

කිර්ප්ටො ස්ටෙබල් කොයින් අරන් වොලට් එකක දාන් පලෙයන්, නවත්තන්න - හොයන්න බැහැ, එ රටෙදි කැස් කරගනින්..

 

[Ryan08]

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[androlanka]

https://www.airport.lk/passenger_guide/arrival_info/customs#:~:text=Foreign currencies more than US,20000 only for Srilankan citizens.

• Foreign currencies more than US$ 15000 or equivalent. If you intend to take back US$ 5000 or more, please declare the entire amount Srilankan ruppees not more than 20000 only for Srilankan citizens.

https://gic.gov.lk/gic/index.php/en/component/info/?id=2333&task=info


1. A person may bring any sum of money in foreign currencies into Sri Lanka. This sum could be in TCs, Bank drafts or currency notes. However, if the total of such sum exceeds US$ 15,000, such sum should be declared to the Sri Lanka Customs.

2. If a person wishes to take out from Sri Lanka any sum in exceeds of US$ 5000 in currency notes out of the sum brought in as per (1) above, such person should declare the entirety of the sum brought in, even if it is less than US$ 15,000.

3. Any person may take out from Sri Lanka a total of legally acquired foreign currency in any form up to US$ 10,000 without any declaration. However, if the sum in currency notes exceeds US$ 5,000 the entirety of the sum must also be declared.

4. Any person can bring in any sum of foreign currency earned from employment, profession or business abroad and upon declaration of such foreign currency to Customs as per (1) above and may retain such sum in his/her possession for 90 days before changing in to Sri Lanka rupees.

5. Any person who has obtained foreign currency from a Bank, authorized Travel Agent or authorized Money Changer for overseas travel, may retain in his/her possession the unused sum for 90 days before changing into Sri Lanka
Rupees.

6. Foreign currency retained by any person as per (4) and (5) above may be used for subsequent visits abroad for permitted transactions within the allowed period of, retention.

7. Any person returning after travel abroad may retain without any time limit, US$ 2000 out of foreign currency purchased for such travel or earned by him/her outside Sri Lanka for his use during future travels.

The foreign currency amounts indicated in US$ may be in equivalent amounts in other convertible foreign currencies.

$5000 da ethakota eka person kenekuta geniyanna puluwan ?

 

[Emarald]

$5000 da ethakota eka person kenekuta geniyanna puluwan ?

Ow neda machan. kalin $10,000 thibbe. dan ekath adu karala neda. $15,000 max puluwan, declare karala.