It takes a few days to send money from Cyprus, and HSBC can send money from Cyprus to China in a few

You're all confused. It is estimated that your money will arrive after Wednesday, because it is a corporate account and not a private account, of course, you should be slow, and do not send money between Friday and Sunday in the future. The handling fee of Western Union is about a point, and I can't remember it clearly if I haven't used it for a long time.

There is a limit over there, depending on whether you are ** transfer, and not only there is a limit over there, but also a limit on the domestic receiver, exceeding the limit will be a result of sending money out, someone will freeze your account, and then someone will talk to you. I really don't know how to say the foreign exchange restrictions in Cyprus, foreigners entering Cyprus must not deposit more than 12,000 euros in any bank, and some banks will not accept any excess. If you have to deposit, customs will come to you, unless you can provide funds**.

In addition, I don't understand what you asked, whether you want to keep the money abroad or send the money back to China from Cyprus. If you want to save abroad, you have to consider a problem, you need a fixed deposit of 30,005 to buy a house and apply for a green card, and this money must be from your personal account to your foreign account. The domestic limit of $50,000 should be considered.

There is also a $50,000 limit to consider when sending money back home from abroad. There is no foreign exchange quota limit for you to transfer money to your personal account in Cyprus from other places, but except for a few special places such as Hong Kong, there are no restrictions, and other countries have remittance quota requirements, so it is best to open an account in Hong Kong to transfer money by yourself, or a foreign exchange intermediary can help you get it.

Generally, the remittance is counted on weekdays, weekends are not counted in it, and the arrival time ranges from 1 to 4 days, we used to have customers in Germany, almost 4 days to arrive.

Western Union is based on the amount and country, some charge more, some charge less, this handling fee is borne by the payer, you are the recipient, you do not have to bear the handling fee.

In the case of US dollars, it usually takes two days to receive the payment. However, it should be reminded that after arriving in China, due to foreign exchange control, many banks need you to take the initiative to declare your income before you can enter the account, so you should also contact your domestic account opening bank to see if there is any reason why you have not been registered.

Hello, it is possible to remit. I currently reside in Paphos, Cyprus. I don't know which bank your friend remitted from, you ask him to remit it from the Bank of Cyprus, the Bank of Cyprus is equivalent to our domestic Bank of China, they have an international business department that can remit money.

Cyprus can remit euros to China, you can open a Bank of China dual-currency debit card.

To send money to the bank in Cyprus, you need to have an identity, that is, you can send money if you have a work visa, but you can send money to you with Western Union, as long as you have a passport.

I've been working here for a couple of years, and the first few years were fine, but in the past few years, because of the bad European economy, I've had a hard time sending money home since last year, and I've been going to all kinds of banks, and they've found all sorts of reasons not to send money, and then I've gone to Nicosia to send money through Western Union, and maybe what your friend said is true.

He took dollars to the bank to deposit my account, but I couldn't save it.

I can tell you with certainty that you can send money!

I don't know what the regime of this country is.

Why can't I send money directly to a Cypriot bank via HSBC Online Banking? Do you have to go to Hong Kong every time you send money?

Now that's the case, overseas remittances are all ** questions, especially annoying.