USA: Tourists can bring 1 10,000 USD in cash, traveler's checks or other monetary forms.
Canada: carrying cash (including RMB) below 1 10,000 Canadian dollars, without declaration; If it exceeds the above amount, it must be truthfully declared.
Australia: Australian Dollar According to relevant Australian regulations, anyone who brings more than 654.38+00,000 (including 654.38+00,000) Australian Dollar and equivalent foreign currency cash into or out of Australia must declare to the Australian Customs. If he carries promissory notes, traveler's checks, personal checks and money orders, he must also fill in the negotiable securities form (BNI) according to the requirements of customs officers or police, otherwise he may be fined or prosecuted.
Thailand: You need to bring more than 20,000 baht (equivalent to 4,000 yuan or equivalent foreign currency), otherwise you will be refused entry by Thai customs.
Germany: Tourists are required to bring no more than 10000 euros into the country.
France: Tourists are required to bring no more than 7622 euros into the country.
South Korea: Tourists are required to bring no more than US$ 65,438+RMB 00,000 into the country.
How much can China Customs take out of the country?
China Customs can carry RMB 20,000 or less than US$ 5,000 in cash (in foreign currency equivalent) when leaving the country. If it exceeds the amount, it is necessary to go through the declaration formalities in advance and apply for the carrying certificate from the designated foreign exchange bank, and the customs will release it with the carrying certificate stamped by the designated foreign exchange bank. But if you want to bring millions of cash, even if there are declaration procedures, it is likely to be confiscated.
What happens if you bring more cash into other countries without declaring it?
Take the United States as an example, the outcome may be: confiscation of cash+fine+fixed-term imprisonment.
Don't think it's a bluff. Every year, millions of dollars are confiscated at Los Angeles airport alone. Among the foreigners who entered from Los Angeles, China citizens were detained the most because they were carrying undeclared cash. Among American citizens, the largest number of people detained for failing to report cash is from China. The amount confiscated by China people is about 1/5.
U.S. customs officials said that if tourists bring more than 1 10,000 dollars in cash, traveler's checks or other monetary forms such as RMB, they must declare to the customs and make a reasonable explanation for the source of the cash. For example, if the cash comes from the property sold, they must show proof of the property sold. This is done to prevent some lawless elements from laundering money in China.
If the cash of 1 10,000 dollars is not declared, in some cases, the customs will also prosecute the passengers, and the parties may face a maximum fine of 500,000 dollars and a fixed-term imprisonment of more than 10 years.
Passengers carrying excess cash are advised not to lie, not to hide cash, and to truthfully declare the real amount of cash in hand.