The premise of LZ is that your company can only send money abroad if it opens a foreign currency account. If you want to open a foreign currency account, you should first go to your local foreign exchange administration for certification. Look at the website of Beijing Foreign Exchange Bureau. The information you need to provide will basically have the application form of SAFE (printed online). Business license of enterprise legal person; Code certificate; Tax registration certificate; Original account opening permit, etc. And a copy stamped with the official seal. After that, you can open a foreign currency account in the bank. Generally, you can do it on the same day and open an account in the bank the next day.

Today, I just got the receipt from the foreign currency account of China Bank. Our company generally pays foreign exchange by import, and it is an Australian foreign currency account. The beautiful staff at the counter told me a few questions:

1. I have no money in my newly opened Australian dollar account, so I can buy Australian dollars from the RMB account and remit them to the Australian dollar foreign currency account for payment; Or direct cash.

2. Provide proof of import payment in the customs declaration or signed trade contract, and only provide one of the materials.

(The specific operation depends on the regulations of each bank. The above answers are for the reference of Shenzhen BOC users only. )