Can Austrian Yuan s change go to the bank to exchange for RMB?

OK. The Measures for the Exchange of Defective and Defaced RMB promulgated by the People's Bank of China stipulate that starting from 1 February 2004, all financial institutions that handle the deposit and withdrawal of RMB shall exchange defective and defaced RMB for the public free of charge and shall not refuse to do so. Therefore, with the implementation of the measures, it will no longer be a problem for citizens to go to banks to exchange new renminbi.

According to reports, mutilated and defaced RMB refers to the torn or damaged face of the ticket, or due to natural wear and tear, erosion, damage to the appearance and texture, color changes, unclear patterns, and damaged anti-counterfeiting features, and it is not suitable for continued circulation and use. Defective and defaced RMB exchange points are "full" and "half". If the denomination can be distinguished, the remaining three-quarters of the face value (which is wider than the limit of four-fifths required by the original bank), and the design and text can be connected as it is, and the financial institution shall exchange the full amount of the original denomination; If the denomination can be distinguished, the remaining one-half to three-quarters of the face value, and the design and text can be connected as it is, the financial institution shall exchange half of the original denomination.

In addition, if the banknote is in the shape of a cross and lacks a quarter, it will be exchanged at half of the original denomination.

These old coins are not exchangeable.

According to the regulations, these remnants are not exchangeable: those with more than half of the face mutilated; The face of the ticket is defaced, scorched, wet, oily, and discolored and cannot distinguish the real from the fake; Those who deliberately dig up, alter, cut and paste, piece together, or remove one side.

These 5 types of old coins are not suitable for circulation.

1. The missing area of the banknote is more than 20 square millimeters;

2. There are more than two tears on the face of the banknote, and the length of each is more than 5 mm; 1 tear with a length of more than 10 mm;

3. The face of the banknote has one of the circumstances in which the paper is soft, wrinkled and distinct, decolorized, discolored, deformed, and cannot maintain its anti-counterfeiting function;

4. The area of stains and scribbles on the banknote is more than 2 square centimeters; no more than 2 square centimeters, but obscuring one of the security features;

5. The coin has one of the circumstances of perforation, tearing, deformation, wear, oxidation, blurring of words, denomination numbers and patterns.

According to the central bank's explanation, unsuitable for circulation does not mean that it cannot be circulated, and the old currency can still be used in daily transactions if it is not seriously damaged.

At the Bank of China, you can just fill out an exchange form.

Go to the Bank of China and the Postal Savings Bank of China to exchange the current latest exchange rate to convert 1 Australian dollar = RMB yuan, 90 Australian dollars = RMB yuan, the above data is for reference only, and the transaction price at the bank counter shall prevail.

All kinds of commercial banks that can operate foreign exchange business with the approval of the state, such as Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China and China Construction Bank. It is illegal to exchange foreign currency at a place other than the designated foreign exchange bank and legal exchange office.

The foreign currencies that can be exchanged in China mainly include: British pounds, Hong Kong dollars, US dollars, Swiss francs, Singapore dollars, Swedish krona, Danish krona, Norwegian krone, Japanese yen, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, euro, patacas, Philippine peso, Thai baht, New Zealand dollar, South Korean dollar, etc. Other foreign currencies cannot be exchanged in our country.

Therefore, in daily life, we must be especially vigilant against some lawbreakers peddling some old foreign currencies that cannot be used in the market, such as the old currencies of Peru, Chile and other Latin American countries in the fifties and sixties of the last century.

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How much is 100 Australian dollars to Chinese yuan?

Go to the bank to round up.

You don't need an ID card to carry out the change rounding service at the bank, you can go directly to the nearest bank to handle the change rounding business, and change large amounts of change.

Make a complaint. The change rounding service is a kind of RMB coupon adjustment business, and the state stipulates that banks are obliged to give customers the change rounding, but the change is exceeded.

When a certain amount is met, the bank may charge a certain fee (the charging standard of different banks may be different, please consult the bank's customer service for details.)

rationale). Article 24 of Chapter 4 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Renminbi (Decree No. 280 of the People's Republic of China).

It is determined that financial institutions that handle RMB deposit and withdrawal business shall handle the adjustment of RMB bonds in accordance with the principle of reasonable need. Cause.

Therefore, it is the legal obligation of the bank to make a reasonable adjustment of coupons (exchange coins).

Banks can.

If your home bank is far away, you can go to the supermarket, vegetable stall or the bar, but they are happy to change for you, they are most short of change. It's a place to specialize in playing **, you should know this! If it is a large amount of change to be exchanged for whole money, such as more than 200 cents or one yuan of change, then you have to go to the bank, because there is too much whole money, generally there will not be so much whole money, less than 200 can also be considered.

The bank will change it, but it is generally subjectively unwilling to change, and you can be polite to the staff at that time.

Yes, but you need an ID card.

I can change it here, I need 1 yuan, 5 yuan, 10 yuan, 5 jiao.

It can be exchanged, and you can bring your ID card to BOC to redeem it.

1. Redemption conditions:

1. Advance reservations are required. Not all sales offices can be changed, so it's a good idea to ask when you make a reservation.

2. You need to bring your ID card.

3. Each ID card can be exchanged for a maximum of 50,000 Hong Kong dollars equivalent, and now 1 US dollar can be exchanged for Hong Kong dollars, so you can exchange about 390,000 Hong Kong dollars at most. If you need to exchange more won, you need to apply for it or use your family's ID card.

2. Procedures for exchanging foreign currency:

1. If you exchange in cash, you must go to the bank counter to handle it, and you need to bring your valid ID card to the counter to fill in the foreign exchange purchase application form before you can redeem it.

2. If the money is in the card, you can exchange it at the ATM first, and then withdraw cash directly at the bank counter.

It should be a Hong Kong dollar issued by Standard Chartered Bank, but I don't know if it is a genuine banknote, you can go to the local Chinese bank to exchange it.

Go to the Bank of China can.

ID required.

The Hong Kong dollar is cheaper than the renminbi, 1,300 yuan can be exchanged for about 1,145 yuan, the exchange rate is real-time, and it is different from bank to bank, but the difference is not much. Typically, some smaller joint-stock banks will have a higher exchange rate.

In addition, domestic residents have a limit of 50,000 US dollars per person per year, and if this amount is exceeded, they can only settle foreign exchange next year.

In addition to the Bank of China, other banks have also opened foreign currency exchange business. As long as you have your ID card and the foreign currency you want to exchange, you can go to the counter to exchange it, which is very convenient.

Well, foreign currency can be directly taken to the bank to exchange for RMB, which is possible. Well, but some banks allow exchange, some banks do not, it is recommended that you go directly to the People's Bank of China.

OK. Only the Bank of China can carry out foreign currency exchange business, so you should not go to the wrong bank.

Yes, but the exchange rate is low, and other channels can be considered.

According to Article 3 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Renminbi, the legal tender of the People's Republic of China is Renminbi. No unit or individual may refuse to accept all public and private debts within the territory of the People's Republic of China in renminbi payment. The unit of RMB is yuan, and the unit of RMB auxiliary currency is jiao and cent.

1 yuan is equal to 10 jiao, and 1 jiao is equal to 10 points. Renminbi is paid according to its denomination.

Moreover, all units and individuals should cherish the renminbi and prohibit damaging the renminbi and hindering its circulation. The Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of the Renminbi also stipulate the prohibition of obstructing the circulation of the renminbi, which will effectively solve the problems of repeated "rejection" and poor circulation encountered by people when actually using the fifth new version of the renminbi.

Any bank can exchange coins for banknotes.

Coin exchange banknotes are classified as a change counting service, and some banks charge a fee.

The following is a list of the fees charged by some banks for change counting.

Industrial and Commercial Bank of China: There is no charge, but it is recommended to go to a larger branch to deposit, and the background staff can help count the money.

Agricultural Bank of China: There is no charge, but it is recommended to go to outlets with less business and store them in batches.

Minsheng Bank: Fees, less than 50 yuan face value but more than 100 sheets, 1 yuan per 100 sheets.

China Merchants Bank: There is no charge for saving change for personal business. For corporate business, 1 yuan will be charged for every 100 sheets according to the face value of less than 50 yuan and more than 100 sheets.

According to the People's Bank of China Law, citizens have free access to it. Counting large sums of change takes time and manpower, but banks unilaterally set fees and limit the rights of consumers. The deposit procedure is an obligation that the bank should fulfill, and charging a "change counting fee" is contrary to the transaction practice.

It can be changed, but there must be colored eyes, if there is less, it is good to say, if there are a lot, it is inevitable to look at the face, and we generally let him put the money here, we don't have time to count, so he naturally left. If you want to change, it is better to save money, or put a pack of 50 coins of the same currency in advance, so that you will be faster.

Absolutely, the bank is one of the main windows of currency circulation, and one of its main responsibilities is to be responsible for the storage and exchange of currency. Although some bank employees have damaged the bank's image in the eyes of the people, most bank employees are still quite enthusiastic, and the key is that everyone adjusts their attitude. For example, if there are too many coins, you can wrap the same type of coins in groups of 10 or 50 with tape first, so that it is convenient for you to count yourself, and it is also convenient for the bank staff to count when exchanging, isn't it?

I'm sure you'll be able to convert coins into banknotes with ease.