BML moves dollar sales to bazaar branch
The Bank of Maldives has moved its US dollar sales to its bazaar branch in a bid to speed up services for Maldivians requiring foreign exchange for overseas travel.
05 May 2016, 9:00 AM
The Bank of Maldives has moved its US dollar sales to its bazaar branch in a bid to speed up services for Maldivians requiring foreign exchange for overseas travel.
A dedicated set of counters have been set at the bazar branch, located in front of the Maldives Ports Limited in northwestern Malé, for customers who want to buy dollars prior to traveling abroad.
“After a careful review of the US Dollar sales process, the bank concluded that it can more effectively serve its customers by centralizing this service with a specialist team located in one branch,” BML said in a statement.
Long queues for dollars are common at the BML amid a persisting dollar shortage.
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