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Due to the transaction needs between Chinese e-commerce companies and Malaysians, many Chinese people have asked:
- Can I open a bank account with Bank Malaysia and Public Bank?
- So how to transfer funds from Malaysia to Bank of China?
How do Chinese people apply for a bank account in Malaysia?

Foreigners can indeed go to any bank in Malaysia to open an account.
- A student or work permit can be used.
- The only condition is that you are not using a tourist visa to enter Malaysia.
- Without a student pass or work permit, or Malaysia's second home program... Bank accounts are not allowed in Malaysia.
What information do I need to open a bank account in Malaysia?
If you are on a non-tourist visa: you must obtain a letter of recommendation from a relevant company, organization, or department in order to open a bank account in Malaysia.
How to write a recommendation letter for opening a bank account in Malaysia?Please click the link below to view ▼
- Otherwise, it is difficult to open a Malaysian bank account.
Can Malaysian funds be transferred to Bank of China?
- It's simple, both Public Bank and Maybank, can use internet banking for wire transfers.
- However, the exchange rate will be lower than the underground bank, and it will take about 3 to 4 days.
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Multi-Currency Credit Card
The bank card of Bank of China in Malaysia cannot be withdrawn directly in China because it has two systems.
It is recommended that you open a multi-currency credit card at the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China:
- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia also has ICBC headquarters.
- Just convert to USD and save it to your account.
- In China, you can withdraw money immediately, which is very convenient.
- To apply for an ICBC credit card, you can go to the local ICBC and ask for information according to your needs.
How can I open a bank account in China using Alipay and WeChat Pay verified in Malaysia?
Please click the link below to view ▼
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