What banks are there in Italy?

Question 1: What banks are there in Italy? UniCredit S.p.A and Banca Intesa Sanpolo are the largest banking groups in Italy, with many branches and complete services. They all have branches in China.

Question 2: What should I do to use China's bank card in Italy? Generally, the cards issued in China belong to the Bank of China. It can be said that basically all the students have obtained the mother card of China Bank. Your mother deposited euros in China. This card can be overdrawn by 500 euros when spending euros abroad. This card is suitable for credit card consumption, but you can't withdraw cash. Because only Italian banks in Milan and China want to withdraw cash, it is inconvenient to go to Milan, and the handling fee is still very high. However, personally, this card is a must! Because it is convenient for your family to save money for you in China, you can basically spend it immediately on the same day for a rainy day. After all, if you want to remit money from an Italian bank card, it will take at least three days to arrive. If you are in a hurry, there is nothing you can do.

After going abroad, the two largest banks in Italy are unicredit and CARI * * * O, which have branches all over Italy. Fortunately, they have student cards!

Unicredit's student card is called genius card, but all students under 27 can apply for this student card. There is no annual fee, no handling fee, and there is no handling fee for depositing and withdrawing money in China. It is convenient to withdraw cash or swipe your card. You only need to pay a handling fee of 5 euros.

Cari *** o's student card is called flash card, and the requirements and fees are the same as above. Both cards are easy to use, depending on which one you want to make.

I suggest you handle the cards of these two banks. First of all, they are the two largest banks in Italy, and everything is convenient. Unlike small banks in other places, you can use it in other local cities, but if you withdraw money, because there is no ATM of this bank in other places, you will be charged a lot of fees for withdrawing money from ATMs in other banks.

Question 3: The differences and uses of various bank cards in Italy postapay is a prepaid card issued by the post office, which is used for online payment, online booking, credit card swiping, withdrawal and deposit. The maximum storage limit of a card is 3000 euros, and the amount withdrawn from the machine every day is 250 euros. If you withdraw money from the post office's own postamat machine, you will receive a handling fee of 1 Euro. If you withdraw money from amt machines in Italy or Europe, the daily fee is still 250 euros plus 1.75 euros. If you withdraw money from countries outside Europe, the handling fee is 250 euros but 5 euros. Of course, if you go directly to the post office, you can pay 1 euro within 3000 euros. Postapay belongs to visa card. Therefore, all atm pos machines with visa logo can be paid, which can basically be used in all shops and online stores with pos machines, including online booking of hotels, air tickets, travel and so on.

Question 4: What kind of bank card is convenient for Italian tourism? Cards marked with overseas credit cards such as VISA and MasterCard can only be swiped at the corresponding merchants, and all handling fees are free. It is worth noting that domestic credit cards currently only have RMB and US dollar accounts, so spending in non-US dollars abroad will be automatically converted into US dollars at the exchange rate of the day. When you return to China, you will purchase foreign exchange in RMB for repayment, and the exchange rate difference will be paid again. Or you can change some euros and pay directly in the past, which is also a more feasible method. We traveled to Europe with Zhongxin at that time, and changed some with the tour leader because we didn't have enough cash. It doesn't feel particularly cost-effective, but there is no way to deal with emergencies. I personally feel that I still have to go to the bank to change or swipe my card directly to avoid unnecessary disputes.

Question 5: Where is the Bank of China? Milan branch

Address: via Santa Margherita14/16-20121Milan, Italy.

Business hours: 8:45- 16:00 noon without rest.

Take tram 3. 12. 14 from PAOLO SARPI and get off at DUOMO station.

Question 6: Are there any banks in Italy that can remit money to domestic banks? It's only 20 yuan, because it seems to be thousands, but you have to ask about the remittance place of Western Union, because the remittance way of Western Union needs to convert euros into dollars, and Ding Hao has provided another remittance way, which is not cost-effective and the price is similar.

Question 7: Which bank's credit card can I use in Italy? The front of the credit card will show the logo of UnionPay,' Visa' or' Master'. If there is only the' UnionPay' logo, it means that you can only swipe your card on the POS machine with the' UnionPay' logo; Visa and Master belong to overseas lines. If there is a corresponding logo on the credit card, it means that the credit card can be used on POS machines with Visa or Master logo. So you can use it in Italy as long as you have the logo of' Visa' or' Master'.

Question 8: Which Italian banks have branches in China? I don't think so

Question 9: Which bank in Italy has the most money? Sam Bank is the earliest, but unicreti is the most widely distributed bank with the largest business volume. If you pay more attention to the news, you will find that UniCredit UniCredit is the most mentioned Italian bank.