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The Complete Guide to Open a Bank Account in Vietnam for Interns

Opening a bank account in a foreign country sounds scary, especially if you are in a non English-speaking country like Vietnam. However, having a local bank account is essential, especially if you plan on transferring money from overseas. It is also extremely convenient as you can use local apps such as GrabPay instead of having to carry large amounts of cash around. Fortunately for you, opening a bank account in Vietnam is actually an extremely simple process. No more awkwardly fumbling around in your wallet for cash! Which Bank Should I Go With? When it comes to the choice of banks, you are definitely spoiled for choice! You can opt for international banks such as HSBC , ANZ , UOB , Citibank , or Maybank, just to name a few. Alternatively, you can also opt for local banks such as VietcomBank , ACB , Sacombank , Techcombank , and many others. On a related note, check out this blog post by ODM on interesting promotions that banks have offered customers. Internationa

How to collect a Western Union(MoneyGram) in China

Around the rest of the world when you collect a Money Gram / Western Union payment, it is possible to go to shops and do this. As far as I can see in Zhuhai this is not possible, you will have to go to one of the many state banks such as; The Bank of China , The Postal Savings Bank of China, The China Construction Bank and The Agricultural Bank of China - there are many more. If you cannot speak Chinese then go to the biggest bank you can find, and they should have an English speaker. When you get to the bank you will have to fill out a document called International Money Transfer Receive Form: Fill this form in as much as you can with the information you have. Note: You need a passport to collect a MoneyGram/ Western Union. If you have a middle name you must put this in after your first name. After this you will need to fill out an Application Form for Personal Foreign Exchange Sale. You basically have to refill you

Internet shopping in China

China has a very large internet shopping culture. This is generally in relation to the increase of tourists in underground markets, resulting in rocketing prices for locals on historically cheap or fake goods. This underground economy has resurfaced in the form of two very large internet shopping sites. The latter especially, you will often find goods sold directly from small factories to the end consumer, slashing the prices! www.Amazon.cn Amazon is a internationally recognised brand. This is one of the more reliable and safer option for buying electronic goods in China. N.B Amazon China does not sell games consoles- a little strange when they have the computers and other mod cons. If you are looking for games consoles- go to Hong Kong- one of the cheapest places in the world to buy electronics. Amazon.cn- An Intern in China's Shopping dream! Taobao This is the Ebay of the Chinese world- you can practically find anything on here- however it could be a litt

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