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Old Surrender
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 Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2010 2:46 pm Post subject: RMB to TWD? |
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Can it be done in Taiwan? Planning on visiting in January and I'm wondering if the R.O.C will trade Chairman Mao's funny money.
Bank of China here *sometimes* takes TWD and gives RMB, but that depends on the mood of the money-changer that day. I'm not sure about the other way around.  |
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creztor
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| Got a bank account in prc? I think ATMs here now allow you to withdraw money from prc accounts. I am fairly sure banks will take the money. Looks like liberalization began in 2008. |
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Old Surrender
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creztor
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No worries. Just let me know where to send the bill  Hope you enjoy the "other China" when you visit. |
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bbc100
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| Yes, you can exchange currency in any Bank. Trading of RMB was legalised in 2008 after establishing the cross straits flights. |
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