FOREIGN EXCHANGE (MONITORING AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT

Section 4: Sources of foreign currency in the Market

1995Section 4 of 42Federal Republic of Nigeria

For the avoidance of doubt, foreign currency from the following sources may be sold in the Market, that is-(a) foreign currency domiciliary accounts maintained in authorised banks in Nigeria;
(b)
foreign currency held or imported by-
(i) Nigerian citizens returning home from any other place outside Nigeria;
(ii) foreign nationals resident in Nigeria;
(c) agency commissions, professional fees and other forms of invisible earnings;
(d) non-oil export proceeds earned by exporters of Nigerian commodities;
(e) foreign currency held by Nigerian citizens resident in Nigeria;
(f) foreign currency imported by foreign nationals to purchase goods in Nigeria;
(g) foreign currency imported or held by foreign embassies, high commissions and international organisations from external sources;
(h) foreign currency held in external accounts by individuals, bodies corporate and unincorporated, commission agents, professional bodies, insurance companies and other similar bodies;
(i) foreign currency imported by tourists into Nigeria;
(j) foreign currency provided by the Central Bank;
(k) foreign currency imported for direct investment in Nigeria; and
(l)
foreign currency from such other sources as the Minister may, from time to time, specify by order published in the Gazette.

Cite this section

Section 4, FOREIGN EXCHANGE (MONITORING AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT (1995).

https://repo.podus.ai/laws/foreign-exchange-monitoring-and-miscellaneous-provisions-act/section/4/