Bank of China: For cash remittance, the handling fee is 1‰, with the lowest in 50 yuan and the highest in 260 yuan. In addition, we have to pay the telegram fee of 150 yuan. Chinese mainland, Hongkong and Taiwan Province are all in 80 yuan. In case of cash remittance, in addition to the above fees, there will be additional remittance price difference, generally about 1% for US dollars and about 3% for British pounds.

ICBC: The handling fee for cash remittance is 65,438+0‰ of the remittance amount, ranging from 20 yuan to 200 yuan. In addition, you have to pay a telegram fee of 100 yuan, and the handling fee is generally between 120 ~ 300 yuan.

China Merchants Bank: Overseas remittance fee includes 80 yuan post and telecommunications fee and 1‰ remittance fee (minimum 50 yuan). For cash remittance, there will be a remittance fee of 1.25‰.

Bank of Communications: Overseas remittance fee includes remittance fee 1‰ and telegram fee 150 yuan, but customers choose to pay RMB or USD.

International bank (handled by post office): the maximum amount of each money order is 20 1 1, and five orders can be handled at most one day, that is, 10000, and the handling fee for each money order is 180 yuan.

To sum up, if you want to remit money to an external account, it is recommended to use international silver mail in terms of transfer fees.

In order to facilitate foreign exchange traders to convert RMB into dollars and remit them to foreign exchange traders, this paper compares the transfer fees of several domestic banks, hoping to help you save some expenses.