Due to the foreign exchange control regulations in the Mainland, remittance to Hong Kong is strictly controlled. Only the RMB originally remitted from abroad can be remitted abroad, or foreign exchange can be paid with the permission of the foreign exchange administration department (how is that allowed? In short, it is more difficult to remit RMB from the mainland.

But you can change RMB into dollars or Hong Kong dollars, and then you can remit money to your account in Hong Kong. RMB is converted into Hong Kong dollars, which can be exchanged at the bank counter. Today's real-time exchange rate is converted to 1 RMB = 1.2042 Hong Kong dollars. The above information is for reference only, and the transaction price is subject to the transaction price at the bank counter. In addition, due to the control of SAFE, there will be restrictions on the amount transferred to Hong Kong accounts, and one person will exchange 50,000 dollars a year.

After being converted into US dollars or Hong Kong dollars, you can complete the remittance operation at the counter or online banking. The charging standard may be different, and the handling fee for online operation may be preferential. Description of handling fee:

(1) The refund amount is equivalent to HK$ and below 500 yuan: no handling fee.

(2) If the refund amount is more than HK$ in 500 yuan: HK$ in 60 yuan.

Take the remittance of Agricultural Bank of China as an example. Telegraph fee 0. 1% (minimum 20, maximum 200)+85 yuan/pen.

Take BOC Hong Kong as an example. The collection account is its Hong Kong dollar savings account number (14 digits). There is also a charge for the collection account.

The specific operation is to transfer money from the online bank of Agricultural Bank of China in Chinese mainland to the China bank account in Hongkong.

Information to be filled in:

Payee's name: it should be the same as the name shown on the certificate used by the account holder when handling the card. Such as Chen Dawen.

Payee's address: just fill in the billing address of the payee in Hong Kong.

Payee account or IBAN: fill in the bank account. Bank of China is a number of 14, starting with 0 12. If you remit Hong Kong dollars, you need to fill in a Hong Kong dollar savings account.

Remittance currency. . . Hong Kong dollar (HK$)

Swift code: Every bank has a global code, and the code of BOC Hong Kong is BKCHHKHH or BKCHHKHHXXX.

Name of beneficiary bank: Bank of China (HK) Limited.

Address: Garden Road, Hong Kong 1

Clearing code: not required (BOC Hong Kong Customer Service said).