Now that I am a Canadian citizen, can I withdraw the money from my original domestic bank card?

The money on the card can of course be taken out as long as the formalities are complete, and it will not be taken out because of immigration.

In the actual withdrawal, the following problems may occur.

1. The cardholder still retains China nationality, that is, he holds a valid second-generation Chinese ID card.

Then you can withdraw money freely. You can withdraw money at the counter of the card-issuing bank. There is no limit to the amount. If it exceeds 50 thousand, you need to make an appointment in advance You can also withdraw money from ATMs of various banks (up to 20 thousand RMB a day, and you have to pay a handling fee for inter-bank ATMs); You can even withdraw Canadian dollars from an ATM in Canada (provided that the ATM supports UnionPay, with the logo of UnionPay on it, and there is a handling fee for withdrawing cash in Canada). If the card is lost or forgotten, you can also report the loss or reset the password at the counter of the issuing bank with your ID card, and then withdraw money.

2. The cardholder's domestic household registration has been cancelled and his ID card has been cancelled. There are also two situations.

1, card, card status is normal, and know the password. In this case, you can withdraw money at the counter or ATM normally, but the withdrawal at the counter cannot exceed 50 thousand at a time, because you must provide your valid identity certificate if you exceed 50 thousand; The withdrawal limit on ATM is the same as above. If there is a lot of money on the card, you can take it out in a few days.

2. The card is lost, or the password is forgotten, or the card is locked. That's more troublesome, because both the loss reporting card and the password need identification documents. This requires you to provide the cardholder's current passport and relevant certificates of entry and exit at the public security bureau, and you can only withdraw money after reporting the loss at the counter of the issuing bank. This procedure needs to be handled by the cardholder himself, and no one else can handle it on his behalf.