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From the information given, it would appear to me that you do indeed fall under article 12 of Act No. 37/2016. However, to confirm it I would need to see documents from your bank. I invite you to look at Rules no. 425/2016 on the treatment of króna-denominated assets subject to special restrictions, an English translation which can be found on the Central Bank’s website:
http://www.cb.is/library/Skraarsafn---EN/Capital-surveillance/Rules%20425-2016.pdf
According to article 4 the following information and documentation shall accompany requests for confirmation:
a) A statement showing the balance on the individual’s bank account, dated 28 November 2008.
b) A recent statement, dated no more than two weeks prior to the date of the application, showing the balance on the individual’s account.
c) A statement of activity on the individual’s account from 28 November 2008 onwards, showing the activity on the individual’s custodial account for securities and bank account.
Since you were originally invested in a bond, you would need to provide document confirming your investment in the bond in October 2008, statements showing that at maturity both capital and interest were credited to a provisional account, and finally a statement of activity for your current account from ------- onwards.
If the Central Bank can confirm continuous ownership since 28 November 2008 you may transfer up to 1.000.000 ISK to a bank in Iceland, where you may e.g. buy FX for living expenses abroad (at onshore exchange rate), according to Articles 13(b) and 13(c) of the Foreign Exchange Act.
Best regards,
mi lascia perplesso ultimo capoverso ... "to a bank in Iceland" where----- "
nella legge act 37/2016 a pag 32 "on art 12" paragrafo 3
Paragraph 3 sets the maximum withdrawal per calendar year at 6,000,000 kr. (ora isk1.000.000)per individual, which is in
line with the authorisation for living expenses for non-resident individuals provided for in Article 13(b),
Paragraph 2 and Article 13(c), Paragraph 3 of the Foreign Exchange Act, no. 87/1992. It is not assumed,
however, that the parties in question must demonstrate that the funds will be used for living expenses
abroad.
sembrerebbe che non sia necessario dimostrare che servono per vivere,
ma i mei EURO cambiati al cambio onshore sono in Islanda li potrò trasferire in Italia???? io penso di sì,
dato che ho girato il tutto alla mia banca attendo--- mi hanno promesso che settimana prossima mi fanno sapere qualcosa
ANGY 2008 cosa ne pensi ????