I currently hold funds in both my international traveler account (2000 USD) and have an additional 200 USD in cash remained after my trip. I now need to transfer these funds to my regular bank account in Nepal, as i am running out of money. Would it be prudent to withdraw the money using dollar cash or travel card? I’ve been informed that the Nepalese government permits a yearly top-up of only USD 2500. Some bank representatives suggested opening a free dollar account and offered assistance with any further recommendations over card. Should I opt to exchange the usd cash or simply deposit the travel card dollars into the dollar account? It seems there may be some undisclosed nepal banking banking regulations at play.
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