Cuba relaxes rules on the import/export of currency
The Central Bank of Cuba has updated and relaxed the rules governing the import and export by individuals of freely convertible currency, of Cuban pesos and of the payment instrument called convertible peso.
The measures came into force on March 17.
According to the legal regulations imports of hard currency for individuals is free, including cash, checks or other means of payment used in international banking practice.
Those who enter the country with an amount exceeding five thousand US dollars or its equivalent are required to report to officials of the General Customs of the Republic.
When leaving the country individuals can freely export up to five thousand U.S. dollars or its equivalent in cash or by check or other means of payment used in international banking practice.
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