First, the preparatory work to be done before remittance
1. Confirm payee information: Before remittance, you need to confirm the payee's name, account number and bank, so as to avoid remittance errors.
2. Choose remittance method: At present, remittance methods mainly include telegraphic transfer, postal remittance, bank draft and cash remittance. And choose the appropriate method according to your actual situation.
3. Handling fee for remittance preparation: Different remittance methods may have different handling fees, so you need to know and prepare enough handling fees in advance.
Second, the steps and precautions of telegraphic transfer and remittance
1. Fill in the telegraphic transfer application form: When filling in the telegraphic transfer application form, you need to fill in the payee's name, account number, bank name, remittance amount, remitter's name, address, telephone number and other information.
2. Payment of handling fee: telegraphic transfer and remittance need to pay a certain formalities fee, and the specific amount depends on bank regulations.
3. Confirm information: confirm whether the information filled in is correct, and correct it in time if there are any errors.
4. Submit the application form: submit the completed wire transfer application form together with the handling fee to the bank teller.
5. Waiting for remittance to arrive: In general, telegraphic transfer can arrive within 1-3 working days, depending on the bank and remittance country.
Three. Steps and precautions of remittance by postal remittance
1. Fill in the remittance application form: When filling in the remittance application form, you need to fill in the payee's name, account number, bank name, remittance amount, sender's name, address, telephone number and other information.
2. Payment of handling fee: postal remittance needs to pay a certain formalities fee, the specific amount depends on bank regulations.
3. Confirm information: confirm whether the information filled in is correct, and correct it in time if there are any errors.
4. Mailing application form: mail the completed application form and handling fee to the bank.
5. Waiting for remittance to arrive: In general, remittance can arrive within 5- 10 working days, depending on the bank and remittance country.
Four, the steps and precautions of bank draft remittance
1. Fill in the draft application form: When filling in the draft application form, you need to fill in the payee's name, account number, bank name, remittance amount, name, address and telephone number of the drawer of the draft.
2. Payment of handling fee: remittance of bank draft requires a certain handling fee, and the specific amount depends on bank regulations.
3. Confirm information: confirm whether the information filled in is correct, and correct it in time if there are any errors.
4. Purchase of draft: Give the completed draft application form and handling fee to the bank teller to purchase the draft.
5. Mail the draft: mail the purchased draft to the payee.
6. Payee cashes the bill: After receiving the bill, the payee can cash the bill at the bank where the account is opened.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) steps and precautions of cash remittance
1. Confirm payee information: Before cash remittance, you need to confirm the payee's name, account number and bank to avoid remittance errors.
2. Fill in the remittance application form: When filling in the remittance application form, you need to fill in the payee's name, account number, bank name, remittance amount, sender's name, address, telephone number and other information.
3. Payment of handling fee: cash remittance needs to pay a certain formalities fee, the specific amount depends on bank regulations.
4. Submit the application form: submit the completed remittance application form together with the handling fee to the bank teller.
5. Receive remittance voucher: The bank teller will give the remitter a remittance voucher, which needs to be properly kept.
6. Notify the payee to collect the remittance: the remitter needs to notify the payee to collect the remittance, and the payee can collect the remittance at the bank.