Because there is little direct contact between banks in China and the Philippines, if you transfer through Morgan or Citigroup, the transfer fee will be deducted, and the remittance in China will also pay part of the fee. For example, our usual Filipino immigrants (SRRV) remit 20,000 US dollars, generally 20,050 US dollars, and it is about 200 10 to the Philippines.

You can also transfer money through China Bank in China without transit. I remitted $20,050 at a time, and received more than 30 RMB at home. There is not much loss in going to the Philippines, because when you buy foreign exchange, the Bank of China has earned your exchange rate difference. At that time, I didn't really look at the actual amount received.

Remit your 70 dollars. If you want to account for $70, it is estimated that you need to add $ 10-20, which is $ 80-90.