China Bank has the lowest remittance fee, depending on which bank the other party uses in Australia. As long as her bank belongs to the cooperative bank of Bank of China, there is no need to charge a lot of fees. Calculated by 25,000 Australian dollars, a handling fee of about 200 RMB will be charged. A $7.50 will be deducted from the Australian bank account after payment, that's all. It usually takes about 2 or 3 days to get there.

When you arrive at China Bank, you can go directly to the foreign exchange consultation. It seems that there are Commonwealth, ANZ and other cooperative banks. You'd better consult.

Using other remittance methods is expensive, so it is recommended to use this method. Just know the BSB number of the other bank (the first bank to open an account must be BSB), the account holder's name, account holder's address (the first bank to open an account), account holder's address and contact number. Very convenient.