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Answer 1 of 6: Hi there, I know that there are plenty of banks which you can choose to withdraw form their ATMs using your foreign debit card. HSBC, SC, CCB, BOC etc etc Is there one bank that charges little to no ATM withdrawal fees and yield a good exchange...
- HK ATMs do not charge you for withdrawals. Your bank may charge you, and those charges may depend on which network you use in Hong Kong, your relat...
- You asked specifically about a "foreign debit card" so a cash advance fee should not apply; that's for credit cards. Shouldn't matter which ATM you...
- Exchange rates are not set by the HK bank. The rate is set by the clearing house (like Visa). Your bank may add some charge over the Visa exchange...
- Make sure you have a *debit* card. It should have either the Plus or Cirrus logo on it. Then just use the appropriate machine with Plus/Cirrus once...
- Your card will say "debit" and work if it has the Mastercard or Visa logo. Forget. Plus or Cirrus in HK.
- This topic has been closed to new posts due to inactivity.What are forum guidelines?
ATM's in Hong Kong are EVERYWHERE. (I'm almost surprised there isn't one in the jetway that leads you off the plane.) Available at HKIA, and in town literally by the hundreds. As stated, it's a good idea to check with your local bank about charges and fees
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Answer 1 of 19: Can anyone please tell me if in Hong Kong it is possible to use my US (Citibank Debit Mastercard) to withdraw HK dollars at ATM's? As an example, I know if Japan I can do this only at certain ATM machines through 7-11, and I was wondering if the...
- Should be no problem if you use an ATM with a Mastercard/Cirrus logo. They can be found most anywhere.
- Absolutely not a problem. There are actually citibank branches in hong kong too.
- We had no problem with our Schwab VISA debit card in Hong Kong, Macau, and Mainland China. Also, other threads mention a six-digit PIN. Both our Sc...
- "Also, other threads mention a six-digit PIN. Both our Schwab and a Credit Union debit card use a four-digit PIN and both cards worked fine through...
- In Hong Kong, the bigger issue has been tourists' home banks allowing international withdrawals to be made on their card while travelling abroad......
- Yea, you should ALWAYS inform your bank of travel dates and countries you will be in, in advance of travel. Its a good idea to do that for any fore...
- Not always. This was an issue 10+ years ago. You only need to inform the bank if they require it. Often it can be done online. My bank specifically...
- "You only need to inform the bank if they require it. " I wouldn't rely on that rule for US banks (can't speak as to banks in other countries). I d...
- And if you use a savings & loan debit card from a rural area of lets say the Philippines, you might find that your card doesn't even work at Cash P...
- What a weird coincidence this thread popped up. I was just sending a private message to Chase asking why my ATM card was rejected at the HSBC at th...
Answer 1 of 10: Hi, I am traveling to Hongkong next month and would withdraw money from ATM using the commonwealth bank travel money card. Is there an ATM which doesn't charge anything (in addition to usual 17 HKD charged by commonwealth bank...
At a ATM in Tsim Sha Shui, the ATM limited my withdrawal to only HK$100 whereas I wanted to withdraw HKD 2000 and there was a pop up which warned me that there is a minimum surcharge of HKD 30 imposed for each withdrawal.
Answer 1 of 5: Re ATMs in Hong Kong - are these numerous? Safe? Do they display the PLUS symbol, which means anyone with a cashflow card having this symbol can use it to withdraw cash from the ATM in local currency? This info is annoyingly hard to find
Answer 1 of 23: Does anyone know if the exchange rates at ATMs at the airport are worse than at ATMs in the city? May I assume that the per transaction local fee charged at ATMs (not the foreign exchange fee) is the same at all ATMs in Hong Kong?
