How to remit money from abroad to China?

Take the Bank of China as an example. To remit money from abroad to China, you only need to fill out a remittance slip at the local branch of China Bank, but cross-bank transfer is not allowed. The steps are as follows:

1. Fill in the payee information carefully.

2. Then carefully check the sender's information and hand it over to the counter staff after it is confirmed.

3. Pay special attention to the code (Swift code) that needs to be filled in the payee information, which shows that China Bank makes international remittance through Swift international remittance system.

4. All international remittances involving the Swift code mean that, except for the payee's bank, they may be transferred through 1-3 China Bank, and each bank will deduct the handling fee from the remittance, resulting in the payee receiving less RMB than expected.

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Precautions for cross-border remittance:

1. Choice of banknotes: Both cash and cash can be remitted abroad, but there is a conversion fee for cash remittance.

2. The other party's information: You need to know the other party's name, country code, bank and other information when remittance.

3. Limit: There is a limit on the amount of cross-border remittance within one year, and the excess must be applied to the foreign exchange bureau.

4. Arrival time: The arrival time of cross-border remittances varies, and some arrive in 10 minutes. Some will arrive in seven days.

5. Bank settlement: open a bank with a settlement center at the payee's location, otherwise remittance cannot be made.