Yes, and there is a cap. You may transfer a maximum of $500 per day with just your passport and valid visa.

To transfer more than $500 at one time, you will need to provide some documents and information to the Chinese bank you are transferring money from.

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WeChat Pay, a widely used payment method in China, offers a seamless and convenient way to conduct transactions. Here is a comprehensive guide on how to utilize WeChat Pay.

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Living in or visiting China, you’ll find that Alipay is an essential app, as it is a popular method for paying for things. Here is a guide on how to pay with Alipay and some of its other handy features.

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As a non-resident, you can purchase foreign exchange and remit the proceeds from the sale of your house that is located on the Chinese mainland. Materials required include your passport or other valid ID documents, the house transfer contract and registration certificate, and tax voucher.

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A passport or permanent residence permit. If it is difficult to accurately determine the identity of the applicant opening the account with valid identification, the bank may request the applicant to provide supporting documents.

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Visitors from overseas can seamlessly link their foreign bank cards issued outside the Chinese mainland to Alipay, enabling transactions at countless Alipay merchants throughout the country.

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