Overview
- From December 8, previously imposed caps on sending foreign currency abroad will no longer apply to Russian citizens and non‑resident individuals from countries designated as friendly.
- Restrictions remain in force through June 7, 2026 for non‑resident individuals from unfriendly countries who work in Russia, with outbound transfers limited to the amount of their salary.
- The ban continues for non‑resident individuals not working in Russia and for legal entities from unfriendly states, excluding companies controlled by Russian citizens.
- Transfers by foreign investors from 'In' accounts to overseas accounts are not subject to these prohibitions, preserving investor repatriation channels.
- Banks from unfriendly countries may execute ruble transfers via correspondent accounts opened in Russia when both the payer and recipient hold accounts at foreign credit institutions.