Accepting dollars in China is definitely regulated. You need to explain the existence of funds, such as investment funds (this requires the approval of safe, etc.) ), inheritance, etc. And it will involve the corresponding taxes and fees. After the transfer, it needs to be approved, and it is impossible to transfer money at will like RMB.

There is no settlement problem in Hong Kong. If I had as much money as you, I would personally go to Hong Kong to compare the services of Citibank, HSBC, ICBC and BOC, and find a satisfactory bank to open an account.

Foreign company accounts can remit money to personal accounts of banks in China, and cross-border remittance needs to bring the following information to the bank counter:

1. Detailed and accurate payer's name (English) and bank account number are required.

2. It is necessary to provide detailed and accurate payee name, name and address of the bank, bank swift code (available from the bank) and payee account number (in English).

3. Need to provide the payer's passport, income certificate, etc.

1. After confirming that the copy account number and account name provided by the payee are correct, just take the cash to the bank and deposit it directly into the payee's account number; attack

2. It is suggested to open an account in a bank, and then fill out a wire transfer form, clearly fill in the other party's account number, account name and the name of the bank that opened 100 account, and remit money from the account to the payee.

3. If it is too troublesome to open an account, you can remit money directly in cash and fill in the wire transfer form for remittance, but you must fill in the account number, account name and bank name of the other party;

4. Open online banking, and you can pay and transfer money online by yourself.

However, the transfer of rural credit cooperatives to commercial banks is an inter-bank transfer, and a certain handling fee will be charged.

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