Cash Export Abroad: How Much Money Can You Take Without Declaration.
Ukrainians can take cash in any currency when traveling abroad. However, there are certain restrictions on the amount that can be exported. Failure to comply with these rules can lead to fines and confiscation of funds, warns the State Customs Service.
Maximum Amount of Cash for Export
According to Ukrainian legislation, there are no restrictions on the amount of cash that can be exported. However, it is necessary to declare finances at customs. If the amount exceeds 10,000 euros, it must be declared.
'Individuals can move cash and bank metals across the customs border of Ukraine up to a value of 10,000 euros without written customs declaration', reported the State Customs Service.
Documentation confirming the origin of the money is required. If these rules are not followed, one can expect fines and confiscation of funds exceeding the limit.
Exporting Money Without Declaration
The law limits the amount to 10,000 euros per person. If a family is traveling, the maximum amount increases proportionally to the number of family members but does not exceed 30,000 euros. It is also possible to leave money in a bank account and not declare it.
Ukrainians can travel to Poland if they are not carrying prohibited goods. Furthermore, conducting financial transactions with currency without permission can have criminal consequences.
The rules for exporting cash abroad have their restrictions that need to be followed to avoid problems with customs and law enforcement agencies. It is mandatory to declare money at customs if the amount exceeds 10,000 euros and to have documented proof of the origin of the funds. Additionally, it is essential to remember the penalties for violating these requirements: fines and confiscation of excess funds.Read also
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