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How much cash can I take to Uzbekistan?
The Uzbek government has revised the rules for persons importing and exporting cash foreign currency across Uzbekistan's borders.
From December 6, it will be permitted to import and export cash currency in amounts up to the equivalent of 100 million soums ($8,230 at the time of writing) without specifying it in the customs declaration. It is now allowed to import or export cash up to 70 million soums.
Individuals can now bring more than the stipulated limit of cash to customs officers for consultation before customs inspection. In this example, customs personnel explain the procedures for completing the declaration.
The last time Uzbekistan raised the foreign exchange import and export cap was in September 2020.
Advice on Keeping Cash on Hand:
- Declaration Form: When entering Uzbekistan, correctly and truthfully fill out all necessary declaration forms.
- Documentation: If customs or immigration authorities ask for clarification, save receipts or other records attesting to the source of the monies.
- Safety: When traveling, use safe money belts, pouches, or concealed pockets to protect your cash.
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