Application conditions:
To open an account in a Macao bank, as long as the conditions for opening an account are met. Generally, opening an account in a bank needs to meet the following conditions: having an ID card; Pass; Passport.
Chinese mainland residents generally need proof of identity and address to open an account in a bank in Hong Kong and Macao. If you go there with a Hong Kong and Macao Pass, you must show it. The customer wants to open an account in Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Macau), and the required documents are as follows:
1, identification. Such as ID card, pass, passport and blue card (if working in Australia).
2. Proof of address. The water and electricity charges in the last three months (or other supporting documents of public institutions, such as bank statements, etc.). ) must be the name of the applicant.
3. Sometimes if you can't do it at a bank outlet, you can try other banks. In order to attract more customers, some bank outlets will relax their conditions appropriately, but they are basically inseparable from the above two requirements.
Extended data:
Macau International Bank was incorporated in Macau on 1974. 1985 was awarded to Xiamen international bank after facing financial crisis due to bank run.
In the same year, Xiamen International Bank acquired all the shares of Macau International Bank, becoming a wholly-owned subsidiary of the bank and the first foreign bank to be acquired in China.
At about 3 pm on July 6, 2007, the international bank received a threatening phone call. The gangster claimed to have planted bombs in three branches of the bank and extorted 5 million yuan. As the branch where the bomb was planted was not specified on the phone, the police sent personnel to the Macao branch to conduct a thorough search and found nothing. The police suspect that this is a false report.
On September 23, 2008, there were rumors in Hong Kong, Macao and the Internet that the Bank of East Asia, Macau International Bank and Macau Wing Hang Bank were "in financial trouble, holding Lehman bonds, and Macau Monetary Authority was about to take over the bank". The Macao Banking Association and its deputy general manager also held a press conference that afternoon to clarify the rumors.
. However, after noon the next day, some branches (Chopsticks, Green Island and Sanjiaoyuan Sub-branches) had several times more depositors (100), forming a queue and forming a run, and Wing Hang Bank also had a run on the same day; By the next morning, people were still withdrawing their deposits (the Bank of East Asia in Hong Kong was also squeezed by similar rumors).
Three days later, the bank announced the settlement: Macau International Bank was withdrawn about 300 million yuan from customers, and Wing Hang Bank was withdrawn about 550 million yuan, but the ratio of Hong Kong dollars to Macao dollars was not announced.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Macau Bank