If the guest pays the remittance, then the difference you find after receiving it should be the handling fee deducted by the intermediate bank. The reason is that if the remitting bank has an account relationship with the collecting bank, the remittance will not be charged internally. As long as the remittance bank records a remittance bank account as compensation, the remittance bank will remit it to the payee immediately after receiving the instruction. This feeling in international business ...

I have a net friend who works in Western Union in China. As far as I know, the handling fee is 2000 euros 15 yuan, and so on! But every place is different, the charge may be different, but the price is similar! 3x 15 = 45 Euro handling fee or more! Generally not more than 70 yuan! You can put this 70 yuan on yourself, and at the current exchange rate, 6000 euros will arrive in China. ...

That depends on the charging standard of the bank over there. I only know how much it costs to remit money from China Bank. The remittance fee varies from bank to bank. You can call the local bank.

33 euros in 2000

You can use "Western Union Remittance" at the Postal Savings Office. Handling fee 100 RMB, which is a bit expensive. If there is a street in South Korea in your city, where there is an underground money house, you can also remit RMB, and the handling fee is not expensive. We have Xita Street in Heping District of Shenyang.

You can't remit so much money at once through normal channels. 1. Handling fee: 65438+ 0‰ of remittance amount, with the lowest 50 yuan per transaction and the highest 260 yuan per transaction. 2. Telecommunication fee: 80 yuan/pen in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan,1pen in non-Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. 3. If foreign currency cash is used as the payment account, the system will automatically transfer the funds to the foreign exchange account. ...

The handling fee of foreign exchange is closely related to the clearing bank. Take the liquidation undertaken by banks in China as an example. If we exchange foreign exchange directly, the exchange rate will be higher. For market transactions, 80%. If you take the cross-border e-commerce trading platform, it is about 70%. If it is a foreign bank, each family is different. The best way is to go to the counter of China Bank for consultation.

If Chengdu bank card is also ABC: 1, the highest transfer fee at the counter is capped in 50 yuan; 2. If online banking transfers money, it is capped in 20 yuan; 3. Mobile banking is free; if Chengdu bank card is another bank: 1, counter transfer fee 10.5 yuan, 2. Online banking 10.5 yuan.

I suggest you send it by air, which is not only cost-effective, but also can enjoy the scenery of the United States.