You can use any bank check. On the check, the payee should write Pinyin, and the Chinese name should be written on the memo, or the payee's ID number can be written.

The payee shall handle the collection at any foreign exchange bank in China with his ID card. The handling fee is about 20-40 yuan RMB. It will take about 1 month, and the bank will call to inform the collection. After the account is received, it is foreign exchange, and the payee can withdraw RMB or US dollars.

2. In the United States, the deposits of China Bank go into the domestic China Bank account.

Usually, telegraphic transfer can arrive within 24 hours. After the account is received, it is foreign exchange, and the payee can withdraw RMB or US dollars.

3. Handle wire transfer at local bank in the United States

Generally, it can arrive within 24 hours. After the account is received, it is foreign exchange, and the payee can withdraw RMB or US dollars.

The payee can obtain the SWIFT code, bank name and account number from China Bank in China.

This method is suitable for large remittance. Generally, the bank charge in the United States is $65,438+$05-$30, and that in China Bank new york Branch is $65,438+$00.

4. Use Citibank's ATM card to withdraw money from Citibank ATMs in Beijing, Shanghai and other places for free.

5. Use a debit card to withdraw money from ATMs (with Visa or MasterCard logo) of banks such as Bank of China, Bank of Communications and ICBC.

The handling fee of BOC is 3%, and other banks need to be verified. There is no charge for all online banks to use ATMs from other banks, but other banks may. Some online banks will refund ATM fees (up to $6 per month), such as FirstIB and Netbank, which means that ATMs of other banks can be used for free.