rongshutou: you probably don't know 银联. In China you can use it in many places, and it's acceptable in some Chinese shops, restaurants, even some local bank ATM
Call your credit to see how much transaction that you charge. Usually 3%. Only one that doesn't charge is captialone. So I always use captialone. I wired some money to bank of china (better rate than cash exchange) and use their atm to get cash...
gators: Call your credit to see how much transaction that you charge. Usually 3%. Only one that doesn't charge is captialone. So I always use captialone. I wi
A number of friends had mentioned Capital One does not charge the transaction fee, looks like I need apply for a Capital One card too. They also said using Bank of America’s ATM card we will be able to taking out money from "建行" without extra charge. Thx for stopping by and sharing..
If you bring cash to bank of china, the exchange rate is the lowest.
You can wire some money to your bank of china. You need to know
your branch's swift code which can be found from internet or you
ask the teller. I brought a little money ($500) to open the account.
The wire the money online. Your bank may charge you $25. But if you wire 1w that's the best $25 you spent...
yi_ran: I just called BOA. They told me there is a 1% currency conversion fee to use ATM. I would prefer to use my BOC card if I can remember my passc
Have you called the citi bank see how much fee they charge? I just called, A Indian accent guy told me citi will charge 3% in China when we use ATM machine in there.
ms_lt: Have you called the citi bank see how much fee they charge? I just called, A Indian accent guy told me citi will charge 3% in China when we use ATM m
What are the fees for using a Check Card or ATM Card in a foreign country?
Withdrawals, deposits, transfers, payments and balance inquiries made at ATMs in foreign countries outside of the ATM Global Alliance will be charged a $5.00 fee.
In addition, an International Transaction Fee will be charged for ATM Card and Check Card transactions made for foreign purchases or ATM cash withdrawals in currency other than U.S. Dollars, regardless of whether or not the transaction occurred at an ATM in a country covered in the ATM Global Alliance. The International Transaction Fee will be 3% of the U.S. Dollar amount for each converted purchase or 1% of the U.S. Dollar amount for each converted ATM cash withdrawal. This International Transaction Fee will appear as a separate item on your banking statement for each international transaction.