The Central Bank shall check all incoming foreign investment in order to have a reference for outward payments aimed at repatriating the principal, interests, profits and dividends.
Foreign investors declare the funds brought into the country together with documentary evidence to the Central Bank. Failure to do so may result in an inability to repatriate the funds.
Foreign investors can transfer their fund back to their countries or to third country after the termination of investment period according to the existing rules issued by the Central Bank.
The Central Bank may issue regulations aimed at limiting capital transactions. However, no limits shall apply to the following:
(a) payback of the principal of loans which the Union Government has allowed;
(b) aid given to foreign country which the Union Government has allowed;
(c) investment in foreign country which the Union Government has allowed.
Nothing in this law shall repeal, or make exception, of the Foreign Investment Law. The Foreign Investment Law takes precedence in case of inconsistencies.