Skip to main content
  • Home
  • About us
    • Board of Commissioners
    • Directors
    • Contact us
    • Data protection
    • Making a complaint
    • Our teams
      • Enforcement
      • Policy and Risk
      • Registry
      • Supervision
      • Intelligence
    • Strategic Roadmap
  • Careers
  • Industry
    • Codes of Practice
      • Alternative Investment Funds Code of Practice
      • Certified Funds Code of Practice
        • Certified Funds Code of Practice Schedule 1
        • Certified Funds Code of Practice Schedule 2
        • Certified Funds Code of Practice Schedule 3
        • Certified Funds Code of Practice Schedule 4
        • Certified Funds Code of Practice Schedule 5
      • Fund Services Business Code of Practice
      • General Insurance Mediation Business Code of Practice
      • Insurance Business Code of Practice
      • Investment Business Code of Practice
      • Money Service Business Code of Practice
      • Trust Company Business Code of Practice
    • Consultations
      • Fee consultation No 3 2024 - Feedback Paper
      • 2024 consultations
      • 2023 consultations
      • 2022 consultations
      • 2021 consultations
      • 2020 consultations
      • 2019 consultations
      • 2018 consultations
      • 2017 consultations
      • 2016 consultations
    • Examinations
    • Fees
    • Financial crime
    • Innovation Hub
      • About
      • Help
      • Collaboration
      • Regtech
      • Fintech
      • Suptech
      • Virtual Asset Service Providers
      • Local partnerships and associations
      • Innovation reports
    • Forms
    • Guidance and policy
    • International-co-operation
      • International assessments
      • Memoranda of Understanding
      • Sanctions
    • Legislation
    • Regulated entities
    • Risk
      • National Risk Assessments
    • Sectors
      • Auditors
      • Banking
      • Funds
        • Fund statistics FAQs
      • General Insurance Mediation Business
      • Insurance
      • Investment Business
      • Financial Crime - Schedule 2 Business
      • Trust Company Business
      • Non- profit organisations
        • Non-profit organisations legislation
        • NPO risk assessment
        • Non-profit-organisations-risk-assessment
      • Financial Institutions
      • Money Service Business
    • Schedule 2 Business FAQs
    • Sustainable finance
  • News and events
    • Events and webinars
    • Industry updates
    • News
    • Public statements and warnings
    • RSS feeds
    • Subscribe
  • Protecting the public
    • Fraud prevention
    • Investment mis-selling
    • World Investor Week
    • Retail business accepting large sums of cash
  • Publications
    • Annual reports
    • Business plans
    • Presentations
    • Service reports
    • Engagement reports
  • Registry
    • Annual confirmation
    • Beneficial ownership information
    • Register or make a change
    • Registry fees
    • Registry forms
    • Registry legislation
    • Registry notices
      • Public notices
    • 2025 Registry fees
    • 2024 Registry fees
  • Whistleblowing
  • Login
Jersey Financial Services Commission Jersey Financial Services Commission
  • About us
  • Industry
  • Registry
  • Protecting the public
  • News and events
  • Login

Popular searches

  • Industry Survey
  • Annual confirmation statement
  • Business Plan
  • Compliance monitoring
  • Guidance notes
  • myProfile
  • myRegistry
  • Outsourcing
  • Sanctions
  • Sound business policy
  • Consumer credit

You are here

  • Home
  • Industry
  • Financial crime
  • AML/CFT/CPF Handbooks
  • Appendix D1 – Countries and territories for which a FATF call for action applies
  • Subscribe
  • RSS

Appendix D1 – Countries and territories for which a FATF call for action applies

Last updated: 24 October 2025

Appendix D1 – Countries and territories for which a FATF call for action applies

Introduction

Appendix D1 provides details of countries and territories for which a FATF call for action applies and associated public statements.

Countries and territories covered by call to apply countermeasures

The following countries and territories are subject to a FATF call to apply countermeasures to protect the international financial system from the on-going and substantial money laundering, terrorist financing and financing of proliferation risks emanating from the jurisdictions.

Iran

High-Risk Jurisdictions subject to a Call for Action - 24 October 2025

Democratic People’s Republic of Korea

High-Risk Jurisdictions subject to a Call for Action - 24 October 2025

Countries and territories subject to a call to apply enhanced due diligence measures proportionate to the risks arising from the jurisdiction

The following countries are subject to a FATF call to apply enhanced due diligence measures proportionate to the risks arising from the jurisdiction. This has arisen from the countries’ failure to address their strategic anti-money laundering, countering terrorist financing and countering proliferation financing deficiencies.

Myanmar (Burma) High-Risk Jurisdictions subject to a Call for Action - 24 October 2025

All countries and territories listed above are to be treated as countries and territories in relation to which the FATF has called for the application of enhanced CDD measures under Article 15(1)(c) of the Money Laundering Order. The effect of this is that enhanced CDD measures must be applied to any relationship with a “relevant connection” to such a country or territory.

See Section 7.5 of the AML/CFT/CPF Handbook.

  • AML/CFT/CPF Handbook
  • Appendix D2 – Countries and territories identified as presenting higher risks
  • AML/CFT/CPF Handbook
  • Appendix D1 – Countries and territories for which a FATF call for action applies
  • Responses to the Consolidated AML/CFT Handbook webinar Q&A
  • Accessibility
  • Contact us
  • Directors
  • Privacy policy
  • Subscribe
  • Whistleblowing
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
Back to top
© 2026 Jersey Financial Services Commission

This website uses cookies to analyse our traffic. To find out more read our cookie policy.