Question 2: What kind of bank card is the most convenient for going to Russia? Before going to Russia, get a euro visa or MasterCard. It doesn't matter whether it's a bank or not.
After going to Russia, take out euros and immediately change them into rubles. It is recommended to take as much as you want, because the exchange rate changes rapidly.
If you want to open an account in Russia, I recommend внешторгбанк, which is a specialized foreign bank in Russia.
Including foreign trade settlement, travel remittance, cheque cashing, various ruble and foreign currency credit cards, etc.
Most foreigners in Russia like to use this bank.
vtb.ru/
Единая справочная служба:
8 (800) 200-77-99
+7 (495) 739-77-99
Question 3: What China banks are there in Moscow? Any tips for the two-way card? There is the Bank of China at the бауманская station of the subway blue line. If it is short-term, it is recommended to bring more rubles in cash.
I don't use China Bank's card, but CCB charges a handling fee of $3 for every 100 and below, and a handling fee of 3% for every 100 and above, that is, it is cost-effective to take at least 100 rubles. Bank of China has a dual-currency card. If the dollar is deposited in China, but the dollar has fallen sharply recently, it is better to directly exchange RMB for rubles.
Question 4: What kind of bank card does Russian bank card use in Russia? Huaxia Bank has a debit card and supports overseas UnionPay ATM withdrawals. The first fee is free every day, and the subsequent fee is not high, so it can be considered.
Getting a euro visa or MasterCard before going to Russia has nothing to do with the bank. After going to Russia, take out euros and immediately change them into rubles. It is recommended to take as much as you want, because the exchange rate changes rapidly.
If you open an account in Russia, we recommend you to go to внешторгбанкккккккк.
After arriving in Russia, it is also very simple to apply for a bank card. There are many students in China, so just ask a senior to help you when you arrive. Moreover, the card has a long validity period and can be swiped in supermarkets and shopping malls. You can send money from China by telling your family the card number. You can open two different cards, one for saving money and the other for spending money. It's all free in Russia. Getting a euro visa or MasterCard before going to Russia has nothing to do with the bank. After going to Russia, take out euros and immediately change them into rubles. It is recommended to take as much as you want, because the exchange rate changes rapidly.
If you open an account in Russia, we recommend you to go to внешторгбанкккккккк.
After arriving in Russia, it is also very simple to apply for a bank card. There are many students in China, so just ask a senior to help you when you arrive. Moreover, the card has a long validity period and can be swiped in supermarkets and shopping malls. You can send money from China by telling your family the card number. You can open two different cards, one for saving money and the other for spending. It's all free in Russia.
Question 5: How to apply for a bank card in Russia? You can apply for a bank card when you arrive in Russia. It is also very simple to apply for a bank card. There are many students in China, so just ask the seniors to help you when you arrive.
Moreover, the validity period of the card is very long, and you can swipe your card in supermarkets and shopping malls. Just tell your family card number and you can remit money from China.
You can open two different cards, one for saving money and the other for spending money. It's all free in Russia.
Anyway, there is a handling fee, so it is better to charge a remittance fee.
Question 6: What kind of visa should I use to study in Irkutsk, Russia? Visa ATMs are all over the streets. I don't know the handling fee either. Never used it.
RMB can be directly exchanged. I forgot the name of the bank. But this is a green brand.
Madam, this is a big bank. His branches are all over the street. The exchange rate is about 1 4.46. I accompanied my classmates to change it. You'd better change something in China that will be enough for the first month. But the domestic bank exchange rate is relatively low, 1 to 4.3. Very inappropriate. Unless you know someone. In private hands. But I'm afraid to change it to a fake one. Private hands are about 1 to 4.5. If you change in Irkutsk. Don't break RMB. Dirt (notes or something). Remember that the US dollar should not bear the seal of the Bank of China. I don't know why domestic banks stamp US dollars. And the bank stamped here is not convertible. If the money is broken, it is not exchanged here. There is no China UnionPay here. This is Russia. Russian banks are super troublesome to save money and withdraw money. And there is a handling fee. And still very backward. If you want a card, you must order it. About two weeks. Fold if you want, and collapse if you want. There are no brush entries. A few pieces of broken paper, a small sum of money an inch, which bank to set, how many people to sign. Oh, my God. . . . . . . Above, experience for yourself. I am studying in Irkutsk now. You can leave me a message if you have anything. It's not easy to go out.
Question 7: What bank card do I need to apply for studying in Russia? 20 16 should I apply for a bank card free of charge for overseas withdrawals? At least the first withdrawal every day is free. The figure below is for reference. Generally, small local private banks are also free of handling fees when withdrawing money from overseas. Check at the bank counter. China Graduate School is studying abroad.
Question 8: What bank card in Russia has a low withdrawal fee? Is there anything that doesn't require service charge? Huaxia Bank has a debit card and supports overseas UnionPay ATM withdrawals. The first payment is free every day, and the subsequent charges are not high, so you can consider it.
Question 9: What is the best bank card to bring when traveling to Russia for a week? Or in cash? Generally speaking, it is more appropriate to exchange dollars or euros in China and bring cash to Russia. It is not particularly suitable to bring a card, and the handling fee is relatively high. Another thing is that you have just arrived in Russia. In case the card is swallowed, or you are not given money when you withdraw money, your own language cannot be negotiated with the bank. Old students all bring cash, not to mention you, a novice. I suggest that you can also bring cash and deposit it in the bank when you don't need it. Isn't that great?
Question 10: What bank cards in St. Petersburg are the same as those in China, as long as they have the MasterCard logo? MasterCard and Visa are generally accepted there, and many banks in China have begun to accept UnionPay.