Of course. According to the query of the World Wide Web, it takes three days at the earliest and seven days at the slowest for you to pay foreign exchange from abroad to China, after the other bank issues a memo. After remittance from abroad, you have to go to the domestic transit bank, then remit the money to each branch, and then you can go to the customer's account. The remittance fee of all banks is basically the same, but if you remit money from one bank to a domestic bank account, you must first remit it to a foreign bank in China for transit, and you will be deducted from 10 to $20.