If foreign exchange has not been purchased in the account, one-card can handle cross-border remittance in our bank, provided that the corresponding foreign currency exists in the one-card card, and the corresponding foreign currency "cash" or "cash" is a current sub-account deposit. If there is no foreign currency, you need to purchase foreign exchange first. When buying foreign exchange, it is recommended to choose to buy cash. After purchasing foreign exchange, log in to the Professional Edition and click the horizontal menu Foreign Exchange Management-Overseas Remittance-General Cross-border Remittance. When the remitter is a domestic individual: 1. Overseas recipients of individual cross-border remittances are only individuals, universities and charities, excluding trading companies and securities companies. Nor does it accept remittance applications from the payee's account in offshore account or China.
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The handling fee for cross-border remittance includes: handling fee, telegram fee, intermediary bank fee and money transfer fee (this fee is required for remittance in cash account). If you purchase foreign exchange first and then remit it, please choose to buy cash directly when purchasing foreign exchange. The specific cost varies from region to region. Please tell us your card opening city, account level and other information, and we can try to verify it for you.
If you have any questions, please open the homepage of China Merchants Bank in www.cmbchina.com and click "Online Customer Service" in the upper right corner to enter the consultation.