Remittance inflow has increased ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr as Bangladesh received $ 1.82 billion remittance from April 01- 27. Bangladesh Bank (BB) is expecting that the figure will exceed  USD $ 2 billion as expatriates are sending additional money for their relatives ahead of Eid-ul Fitr. Md. Serajul Islam, executive director and also spokesperson of BB told UNB on Saturday that a total of $ 1.82 billion remittance were received by different banks from April 01- 27. He hoped that  more than $30 billion remittance will be  received in the remaining days of April. Read: Customs houses to remain open during Eid holidays Bangladesh received $1.87 billion in July, $1.81 billion in August, $1.72 billion in September, $1.64 billion in October and $1.55 billion in November, $1.63 billion in December, $1.70 billion in January, $1.14 billion in February of FY 22. The expatriates sent $ 2.17 billion remittance in the month of May last year, ahead of Eid-ul Fitr.   In March 2022, the expatriates sent a $1.86 billion remittance. The inward remittance inflow of the last nine months of FY22 saw a decreasing trend compared to the corresponding  months in the FY21. In the same period of FY21, the remittance inflow was $2.59 billion in July, $ 1.96 billion in August, $ 2.15 billion in September, $ 2.10 billion in October, $2.07 billion in November, $2.05 billion in December, $ 1.96 billion in January, $1.78 billion in February and $1.91 billion in March.