Legal basis: Article 6 of the Measures for the Administration of Foreign Debt Registration means that after the debtor borrows foreign debt in accordance with regulations, it shall register with the local foreign exchange bureau or submit information such as foreign debt signing, withdrawal, repayment, settlement and sale of foreign exchange in accordance with regulations. According to the types of debtors, different foreign debt registration methods are implemented. When the foreign debt loan contract is changed, the debtor shall go to the foreign exchange bureau to register the change of foreign debt signing according to regulations. When the balance of foreign debt is zero and the debtor no longer withdraws money, the debtor shall go through the cancellation procedures of foreign debt at the foreign exchange bureau as required.
Article 7 The debtor, as the financial department, shall, within 10 working days at the beginning of each month, submit the foreign debt signing, withdrawal, settlement of foreign exchange, purchase of foreign exchange, repayment and account change to the local foreign exchange bureau one by one.
Article 8 If the debtor is a domestic bank, it shall submit the information of its borrowed foreign debts one by one through the relevant system of the foreign exchange bureau.
Article 9 If the debtor is a domestic debtor other than a financial department or a bank (hereinafter referred to as a non-bank debtor), it shall go through the formalities of signing, registering or filing foreign debts at the local foreign exchange bureau one by one within the specified time.
Article 10 For those who do not handle the receipt and payment of funds through domestic banks, non-bank debtors should go through the filing formalities at the local foreign exchange bureau with relevant certification materials after the amount of foreign debt withdrawal, the amount of principal and interest repayment and the outstanding balance change.