The Customs Authority has urged all travelers through land, sea, and air ports to comply with cash declaration rules in line with applicable regulations, following a decision by the National Anti-Money Laundering Committee.
Under the updated limits, travelers may bring in up to $30,000 (or equivalent) in foreign currency. However, the amount allowed to be taken out has been reduced to $5,000, down from the previous $10,000 limit. In addition, a maximum of 1,000 Libyan dinars is permitted for both entry and exit.
The Authority emphasized that a currency declaration form must be completed when exceeding these thresholds, warning that failure to declare constitutes a legal violation subject to accountability.
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