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Mozambique Halved the Card Limit Abroad and Made It Permanent

The Rio Times · 1h ago · 🇧🇷 Brazil

Mozambique Halved the Card Limit Abroad and Made It Permanent

The annual ceiling on foreign spending with a Mozambican card is now three million meticais, about US$47,000, and it catches residents and non-residents alike. The post Mozambique Halved the Card Limit Abroad and Made It Permanent appeared first on The Rio Times .

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