Does the Bank of China make an appointment to exchange foreign currency? What is the process? I use it to travel.

It is not mandatory to make an appointment in advance to exchange foreign currency in China Bank, but if the exchange amount is large, it is recommended to make an appointment 1-2 days in advance.

China Bank's Foreign Currency Exchange Process:

1. The customer holds his ID card, opens a current all-in-one account with China Bank, and deposits a certain amount of foreign exchange or foreign currency in the current all-in-one account (foreign exchange treasure account).

2. If customers want to enjoy the telephone banking service and online service of Waihuibao, they can apply for the Great Wall Electronic Debit Card of Bank of China at the same time of opening an account, fill in the Application Form for Opening an Account for Telephone Banking Service of Bank of China, and sign the Personal Firm Foreign Exchange Trading Agreement of Bank of China to obtain the telephone banking transaction account number and password of our bank.

3. All customers who have gone through the above procedures can log in to Waihuibao by dialing or other means, and after applying for registration according to the prompts, they can enjoy the online trading service of Waihuibao of China Bank. If you want to exchange cash, you can go directly to the counter of the Bank of China with your ID card. There will be a declaration process before the settlement of foreign exchange, and users can directly ask the lobby manager.

The English name of ForeignCurrencyExchange business is foreigncurrency exchange. Foreign currency usually refers to the currency circulating outside the monetary system. Foreign currency exchange is a counter service for individual customers, including buying foreign currency, selling foreign currency and converting one foreign currency into another. It mainly provides services for individual customers to convert foreign exchange into RMB or other foreign currencies. Other customers are overseas individual customers.

At present, the convertible currencies of banks are: British pound, Hong Kong dollar, US dollar, Swiss franc, Singapore dollar, Swedish krona, Norwegian krona, Japanese yen, Danish krona, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, euro, Philippine peso, Thai baht, Korean won, Macao pataca and new Taiwan dollar.

Source: Baidu Encyclopedia Foreign Currency Exchange