The laws of both China and Nepal clearly stipulate that carrying cash into or out of the country cannot exceed 20,000 RMB (500,000 Nepalese rupees) or the equivalent of 5,000 US dollars, and the excess must be declared.

In addition, if you remit money to Nepal through legal channels, you must provide valid bank flow and current proof. Of course, there will be a lot of taxes and bank service fees.

At the same time, Nepal is a country where currency control has not been completely liberalized. It carries more than 500,000 rupees and can be questioned or even detained by the police from the legal level. It is difficult to explain the source of the 6,543,800,000 Nepalese rupees. This alone violates the dogma.