The University of Auckland in New Zealand can use UnionPay cards.

According to the news of China UnionPay on May 26th, international students who are going to the University of Auckland in New Zealand will definitely feel more convenient. Unionpay international announced today that the University of Auckland will accept UnionPay cards with immediate effect (the card number starts with 62). Cardholders can not only use UnionPay cards to pay tuition fees, but also pay for textbooks, accommodation and other expenses, so that international students can enjoy the convenient and safe payment experience brought by UnionPay cards in foreign countries.

The University of Auckland is the most famous university in New Zealand and one of the universities with the largest number of international students in China. The opening of the University of Auckland to accept UnionPay cards has eliminated the cumbersome steps and exchange rate losses when international students pay tuition fees. Unionpay international and the University of Auckland also plan to expand the service scope of UnionPay cards so that international students and parents can pass? UnionPay online payment? Pay tuition online across borders.

With the increasing number of students studying abroad in China, education is an important field of UnionPay card service. At present, more than 600 universities in the United States, Canada, Czech Republic, France, Switzerland, Britain, Australia and Taiwan Province Province of China have opened the cross-border online payment service of UnionPay cards, covering almost all universities in Australia, as well as well as well-known universities such as Northwestern University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and University of Pennsylvania.

China has become the second largest tourist source country in New Zealand, and New Zealand is also a popular destination for China people to study, emigrate and trade. At present, UnionPay cards can be used by more than 1 10,000 merchants in most brand stores, duty-free shops, hotels, restaurants and famous scenic spots in New Zealand, and about 40% ATMs can use UnionPay cards to withdraw cash. Unionpay international has also cooperated with ICBC to issue the New Zealand dollar/RMB dual-currency UnionPay card, taking advantage of the global acceptance network of UnionPay cards to provide convenient and preferential payment services for local residents' daily consumption and international travel.