Single entry with foreign currency: 1. Those whose equivalent value is less than $5, (inclusive) can be brought into the country without reporting to the customs;

2. If the equivalent value is more than USD 5,, a written declaration shall be made to the customs.

3. In principle, carrying foreign currency cash out of the country shall not exceed the equivalent of 1, US dollars. If it is necessary to exceed this amount due to special circumstances, you should apply for a Carrying Certificate from the foreign exchange bureau.

4. Entry-exit personnel carrying foreign currency payment vouchers such as bills of exchange, traveler's checks, international credit cards, bank deposit certificates and postal savings certificates, and foreign currency securities such as government bonds, corporate bonds and stocks will not be controlled by the Customs for the time being.

5. Entry-exit personnel who make multiple trips in a short period of time must make a written declaration to the customs when they bring foreign currency cash into the country. When leaving the country, the customs will record the amount of foreign currency cash declared at the last entry. If there is no record of the amount of foreign currency cash declared in the last entry, the foreign currency cash with an equivalent value of not more than US$ 5, (including US$ 5,) can be taken out of the country for the first time within 15 days, and the customs will release it without applying for a Carrying Certificate. If the amount brought out is more than US$ 5,, the customs will not release it; When you leave the country for the second time or more within 15 days, you can leave the country with foreign currency cash not exceeding the equivalent of US$ 1, (including US$ 1,). You don't need to apply for a Carrying Certificate, and the customs will release it. If the amount you bring out exceeds US$ 1,, the customs will not release it.