FOREX E KIYANE VINIMAYA WELADAMA LANKAWA THULA THAHANAM BAWA DANNAWADA. SRI LANKAWA THULA VIDESHA VNIMAYA WELADAMATAAWASARA THIYANNE BANKUWAKATA PAMANAI. VIDESHA VINIMAYA PILIBADA NEEHI KRIYATHMAKA KARANNE VINIMAYA PALAKA. EYA INNESRI LANKA MAHA BANKUWE. METHUMATA VINIMAYA PANATHA MAGIN ASEEMITHA BALATHALA HIMIWELA THIYANAWA. KOTINMA LANKAWE AIR PORT EKATA TRANSIST WENNA NAWATHTHANA PLANE EKAKA INNA AYA UNATH CHEK KARANNA METHUMATA PULUWAN.EA AMATHARA KATHAWAK ITHIN WIDESHA WINIMAYA WELADAMA LANKAWA THULA PUDGALAYEKUTA KARANNA BEHE KIYANA EKA WINIMAYA PANATHIN SAMMATHA UNA NEETHIYAK. ANIKA WINIMAYA NEETHI KADA KIREEMA APARADA NEETHIYA YATATHATA WEDENA WARADAK. EKIYANNE OYALA FOREX WALIN SALLI HOYANAWA KIYANNE APARADAYAKN SALLI HEWEEMATA SAMANAI. 
Agency Functions
Foreign Exchange Management
The foreign exchange management function in Sri Lanka is exercised on behalf of the Government by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, through the Exchange Control Department (ECD) established under the Exchange Control Act No. 24 of 1953.
The relaxation of exchange controls on current account transactions commenced in 1977 and culminated in 1994 with the liberalisation of all current account transactions, thereby permitting commercial banks (i.e. Authorized Dealers in foreign exchange) to release foreign exchange on such transactions free of any exchange restrictions.
The duties of the ECD are now concentrated mainly on monitoring of foreign exchange flows into and out of the country on current transactions and already liberalized capital transactions and advising the dealers in foreign exchange on good practices. The Exchange Control Manual which is updated annually, contains information on all existing regulations pertaining to transactions in the following areas. http://www.cbsl.gov.lk/htm/english/07_af_1fer/fer.html
Agency FunctionsForeign Exchange Management
The foreign exchange management function in Sri Lanka is exercised on behalf of the Government by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, through the Exchange Control Department (ECD) established under the Exchange Control Act No. 24 of 1953.
The relaxation of exchange controls on current account transactions commenced in 1977 and culminated in 1994 with the liberalisation of all current account transactions, thereby permitting commercial banks (i.e. Authorized Dealers in foreign exchange) to release foreign exchange on such transactions free of any exchange restrictions.
The duties of the ECD are now concentrated mainly on monitoring of foreign exchange flows into and out of the country on current transactions and already liberalized capital transactions and advising the dealers in foreign exchange on good practices. The Exchange Control Manual which is updated annually, contains information on all existing regulations pertaining to transactions in the following areas. http://www.cbsl.gov.lk/htm/english/07_af_1fer/fer.html
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