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Q: Can I use my Bank of China debit card for cash in the US?

If I visit the US, can I use my Bank of China card to get cash in the States? What is the best way to be sure I have access to money out of China?

12 years 38 weeks ago in Money & Banking - Other cities

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Assuming it is a Union Pay card then yes

http://en.unionpay.com/englobalization/all_globzlization/enus/en_usa_a/index.html

if it is the best, I doubt it. a bank transfer to a local account is probably cheaper, but if you do not have an address in the US, then that is not easy.

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The bigger question is can you get a visa to go to the US?

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