FATF grey list

Jurisdictions under increased monitoring

18 countries are currently on the FATF list of jurisdictions under increased monitoring, often called the grey list. The list last changed on 30 October 2026.

On the list
18 countries
Last changed
30 October 2026
Current list
FATF statement, October 2026

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Countries on the list

Countries on the FATF grey list
CountryListed sinceAlso on
Angola25 October 2024EU list
Bolivia13 June 2025EU list
Bosnia and Herzegovina19 June 2026—
British Virgin Islands13 June 2025EU list
Cameroon23 June 2023EU list
Haiti25 June 2021EU list
Iraq19 June 2026—
Kenya23 February 2024EU list
Kuwait13 February 2026—
Laos21 February 2025EU list
Lebanon25 October 2024EU list
Nepal21 February 2025EU list
Papua New Guinea13 February 2026—
South Sudan25 June 2021EU list
Syria27 June 2014EU list
Venezuela28 June 2024EU list
Vietnam23 June 2023EU list
Yemen27 June 2014EU list

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What this list means

Jurisdictions under increased monitoring are working with the FATF to address strategic deficiencies within agreed timeframes. The FATF does not call for enhanced due diligence for them, but encourages its members to take their listing into account in their risk analysis. This list is often called the FATF grey list.

Not being on these lists does not by itself mean a country is low risk; your own risk assessment still applies.

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