Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand are overseas travel destinations that are relatively easy for Chinese people to travel to. Many people want to feel (jie) and (chu) the charm of ladyboys in Thailand. When traveling abroad, it is inevitable that you will need to use a credit card to withdraw cash. So, how much is the handling fee for withdrawing cash from China Merchants Bank Credit Card in Thailand? Cash withdrawals in Thailand with China Merchants Bank credit cards are cash advances, which require a handling fee and interest on the loan, which does not seem cost-effective. However, if you are away from home and in an unfamiliar place, if you really need cash, you cannot avoid withdrawing cash. The specific charging standards are as follows:

1. CMB credit card cash withdrawal handling fee 1. Domestic: RMB cash withdrawal handling fee is 1% of the amount of each cash withdrawal, with a minimum charge of RMB 10 per transaction; 2. Overseas: cash withdrawal handling fee The minimum charge for each cash withdrawal is 3 US dollars or 30 yuan per transaction. The American Express-Centurion Black Gold Card and the American Express-Centurion Platinum Card charge a minimum charge of 5 US dollars or 30 yuan per transaction. The charging standards for CMB credit card cash withdrawal fees in Thailand belong to overseas cash withdrawals. They are charged at 3% of the cash withdrawal amount. In addition, there will be a currency exchange fee ranging from 1 to 2%. For details, please contact CMB customer service: 4008205555.

2. Interest rates for cash withdrawals with China Merchants Bank credit cards. How much is the handling fee for cash withdrawals with China Merchants Bank credit cards in Thailand? Cardholders must understand it before traveling abroad in case of emergency, or they can go to Bank of China to exchange some money first. It’s okay to use Thai Baht abroad, because there are certain restrictions on the amount of cash you can withdraw overseas.