According to relevant laws and regulations, foreign exchange purchased by individual residents can be remitted abroad, and they can carry money orders, traveler's checks, credit cards, etc. You can also withdraw foreign currency cash when you leave the country, but the amount of foreign currency cash withdrawn shall not exceed the equivalent of 2000 US dollars (including 2000 US dollars). Tuition fees purchased by individual residents under the self-funded study abroad program can only be directly remitted to overseas school accounts or left the country with bills of exchange, traveler's checks, credit cards, etc. The living expenses can be paid in cash in foreign currency (equivalent to less than 2000 dollars), and the rest must be remitted to overseas personal accounts or held by bills of exchange, traveler's checks, credit cards, etc. If the agent is someone else, the tuition and living expenses must be remitted in full to the overseas account of the self-funded overseas students, and foreign currency cash shall not be withdrawn. Individual residents who purchase and pay the membership fees of overseas international organizations can only remit them directly into the accounts of overseas international organizations; Purchase of foreign exchange by overseas mail order can only be directly remitted to the accounts of overseas institutions; Foreign exchange purchases by overseas immediate family members can only be directly remitted to overseas personal accounts, and foreign currency cash cannot be withdrawn.

Legal objectivity:

Article 27 of the Measures for the Administration of Personal Foreign Exchange stipulates that personal foreign exchange accounts are divided into domestic personal foreign exchange accounts and overseas personal foreign exchange accounts according to the main categories; According to the nature of the account, it is divided into foreign exchange settlement account, capital account and foreign exchange savings account.