1. In principle, overseas companies are not allowed to remit money to domestic personal accounts. Basically, domestic banks are stuck and must provide so-called trade vouchers. To access personal accounts.

2. For overseas private remittance, trade words such as payment, invoice and contract are not allowed in the postscript, and the treatment method is the same as above.

3. No matter how much money in 1-2 doesn't meet the requirements, it won't be recorded, so go back the same way. There is no such thing as a quota. If credit is allowed, as long as it is not a large amount, it can be credited. The so-called large amount varies from bank to bank. According to my experience, it is basically no problem to spend less than $50,000 each time. Too many. The anti-money laundering department of the bank will pay attention to it. The big deal is that ants move and send a little money. In other words, for law-abiding citizens, the amount is unlimited.

But if you want to change US dollars into RMB in the bank, there is a limit. 50,000 dollars per person per year. Baidu knows that there are many ways to break through the quota limit.