Regarding the issue of international remittances, Bank of China remittances to Sumitomo Mitsui Banki

If you need to apply for personal border foreign exchange remittance, you can do so through BOC outlets, personal online banking, mobile banking, smart counters and other channels.

1. Counter processing: You need to bring your ID card, card passbook and go through the relevant procedures at the counter of BOC. The cross-border outward remittance business is allowed to entrust another person to handle the business on behalf of the remitter, but the original identity documents, card passbook and power of attorney of both the remitter and the agent shall be provided, and the power of attorney shall be retained by BOC along with the summons; Minors must have their guardians handle cross-border outward remittances on their behalf.

2. For personal online banking, please click on the "Transfer and Remittance - Foreign Currency Cross-border Remittance" function.

3. Please click on the "Transfer-Cross-border Remittance" function for mobile banking.

The above content is for your reference, and the actual business regulations shall prevail.

Handle related business.

In the past, when others sent me money from the Bank of China to my Mitsui account, I don't know how it was calculated, but the Chinese side generally remitted 1 million to me once, and the Chinese side heard that the handling fee of 200 RMB was deducted, and I checked the account in Japan, and was also deducted 2000 yen (it seems to be 1000 or 2000, I don't remember the specifics), and the remittance arrived the next day on the same day, very quickly

So if you transfer 7,000 yen, the fee is not much

200 RMB, 5/1000 of the remittance amount (minimum 50, maximum 500 for individuals) plus 150 yuan post and telecommunications fee.

The external publicity will arrive in about a week, and it will actually take about three days, so it is recommended that you go to handle it in the morning.

HSBC bank transfers from Hong Kong to the Mainland generally take two working days to arrive.

HSBC Hong Kong is a wholly-owned subsidiary of HSBC Holdings, a founding member of the HSBC Group and a flagship bank in the Asia Pacific region. The bank is the largest registered bank in Hong Kong, China, and one of the three note-issuing banks in Hong Kong dollars, with about 7,500 offices in 87 countries and regions around the world.

The PBOC has made appropriate adjustments to the transfer management policy of self-service ATMs, that is, when handling business for individuals through self-service ATM Qisun Qingren POS machines, information such as the name of the payee and the amount of the transfer can be displayed in Chinese on the transfer acceptance interface.

1. The whole question is a bit unclear.

1. Are you a resident of China? If you are a foreigner and remit foreign currency, it seems that it is not subject to foreign exchange restrictions, and it is very convenient for Mitsui in China to Mitsui in Japan.

2. You are a resident of China and are subject to foreign exchange restrictions. A valid ID card can only be purchased for 10,000 RMB, and the cumulative annual amount does not exceed 50,000 RMB.

3. Remittance is possible within this limit.

4. Remittance can be paid by the other party or by yourself, and the standard of each bank is different, which is generally foreign postal and telecommunications fees + telegraphic transfer fees (the upper limit is 260RMB).