The number of euros allowed to go abroad is strictly regulated, mainly to prevent money laundering, tax evasion and other illegal acts. Different countries and regions and different modes of travel may have different restrictions on this.
First, the restrictions on carrying cash.
Generally speaking, EU countries have relatively loose restrictions on inbound passengers carrying cash, but it is not without restrictions. According to EU regulations, passengers who bring more than 65,438+00,000 euros in cash (including euros and other currencies) into or out of EU member countries need to declare to the customs. Failure to declare or false declaration may face serious legal consequences.
Second, the way to carry cash
When going abroad, passengers can choose to carry cash, credit cards, traveler's checks and other payment methods. However, carrying a large amount of cash not only has security risks, but also may bring unnecessary trouble because of exceeding the limit. Therefore, passengers are advised to match various payment methods reasonably according to their travel needs.
Third, the travel mode and the restrictions on carrying cash.
For passengers traveling by air, airlines or airport security departments may conduct extra checks on the cash they carry. In addition, different countries may have different restrictions on the cash carried by inbound passengers. Passengers should know the relevant regulations of the destination country in advance before traveling.
Fourth, the importance of observing laws and regulations.
Passengers carrying cash into and out of the country should strictly abide by relevant laws and regulations to avoid serious consequences such as fines, confiscation of cash and even prosecution due to violation of regulations. At the same time, passengers should also enhance their safety awareness and properly keep cash to avoid loss or theft.
To sum up:
There are strict laws and regulations on the amount of euros allowed to go abroad, so passengers should know and abide by the relevant regulations in advance. It is suggested that passengers should reasonably match various payment methods according to their travel needs when carrying cash into and out of the country, and enhance their safety awareness and properly keep cash.
Legal basis:
Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on the Administration of RMB
Article 6 provides that:
It is forbidden to make and sell coupons. Because there is no clear judicial interpretation of the definition of token, if a large number of euro banknotes circulate in China, it will have an impact on the RMB. Although there is no clear judicial interpretation of the definition of token, if it is circulated in large quantities, it will have an impact on the market position of RMB.
Interim Measures for Entry and Exit Administration of Carrying Foreign Currency Cash
Article 5 provides that:
Exit personnel carrying foreign currency cash out of the country does not exceed the amount of foreign currency cash declared at the time of their latest entry, so it is not necessary to apply for the Permit for Carrying Foreign Currency (hereinafter referred to as the Permit for Carrying Foreign Currency), and the customs will examine and release the foreign currency cash according to the amount declared at the time of their latest entry.