Each resident can exchange foreign exchange equivalent to $20,000 per year with his ID card. 65438+100000 RMB can be remitted in one lump sum, as long as you provide relevant certificates, such as your relatives' proof of the use of funds.

You can bring RMB cash or China bank passbook/bill/card, put the original ID card and copy it to the first-class bank in China, and directly handle remittance.

You can choose remittance or telegraphic transfer, the remittance fee is low, about 150, but you need to take the draft abroad or send it abroad yourself, so it is difficult to grasp the cost of foreign remittance. T/T does not exceed 300 yuan RMB, which is convenient and quick. But you need to know the bank name, address and payee account number of the other bank. Most importantly, you need to know the SWIFT or IBIN number of the payee bank before you can remit money!

Renminbi cannot be remitted out of Chinese mainland.

If dollars are cash, it's best not to go to foreign exchange, because it's not cost-effective to charge you a discount. The dollar has been falling recently! ~~