There are limits on the amount of foreign currency that individuals can bring in and out of China. According to China's foreign exchange regulations, individuals are allowed to bring up to US $5,000 (or equivalent) in foreign currency when entering the country, and up to US $50,000 (or equivalent) when leaving the country. This limit applies to the total amount of foreign currency that an individual is carrying, regardless of whether it is in cash, traveler's checks, or other instruments.
In addition to these limits, there are also restrictions on the amount of Chinese currency (Renminbi or RMB) that individuals can bring in and out of the country. According to Chinese regulations, individuals are allowed to bring up to RMB 20,000 (or equivalent) in Chinese currency when entering the country, and up to RMB 50,000 (or equivalent) when leaving the country.
In addition to these limits, there are also restrictions on the amount of Chinese currency (Renminbi or RMB) that individuals can bring in and out of the country. According to Chinese regulations, individuals are allowed to bring up to RMB 20,000 (or equivalent) in Chinese currency when entering the country, and up to RMB 50,000 (or equivalent) when leaving the country.
