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1. What is the definition of a resident and non-resident?

In accordance with the definitions of the IMF, residents of a country are natural persons and legal entities whose centre of economic interest lies in the country concerned. This definition is elaborated further in the “Regeling Deviezenverkeer Curacao en Sint Maarten”, article 1. Click here to go to the document.

2. Where can we find data on the international reserves?

The weekly international reserves statement can be found here.

The monthly international reserves can be found here.

3. Where can we find the foreign exchange transactions reporting guidelines?

The latest reporting guidelines can be found through the following link: Monetary and Foreign Exchange policy/Foreign Exchange Regulations.

4. How is the reserve requirement calculated?

A detailed explanation can be found through the following link: reserve requirement.

Last updated: 04.10.2024 17:10

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the definition of a resident and non-resident?

2. Where can we find data on the international reserves?

3. Where can we find the foreign exchange transactions reporting guidelines?

4. How is the reserve requirement calculated?

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the definition of a resident and non-resident?

​​​​​​​2. Where can we find data on the international reserves?

​​​​​​​3. Where can we find the foreign exchange transactions reporting guidelines?

4. How is the reserve requirement calculated?

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