When traveling to Malaysia and Singapore, you can't use RMB directly, but you can change it into Malaysian dollars and Singapore dollars. The ringgit is the legal tender in Malaysia. Local banks or international banks can be found in all towns in Malaysia, and all banks have foreign exchange business.

The Singapore dollar is the legal tender of Singapore, mainly circulating in Singapore and Brunei at the same time. Travel to Singapore can be redeemed in advance or at a local bank.

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When entering or leaving Singapore, anyone carrying more than S $20,000 (about 98,000 RMB) in cash must declare, while the previous amount was S $30,000 (about 6.5438+0.5 million RMB). S $20,000 in cash includes the equivalent in any currency and other negotiable securities, including traveler's checks, money orders, cheques and promissory notes.

According to the relevant laws of Singapore, anyone who brings in or out of Singapore in excess of the prescribed cash must declare it truthfully, otherwise he may be sentenced to imprisonment of not more than three years or a fine of up to S $50,000 (about 246,000 RMB), or both.

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? People's Daily Online-Singapore's new entry and exit policy: it is necessary to declare if you bring more than RMB 654.38+10,000 in cash.