What regulations need to be followed for domestic residents’ foreign exchange deposits to be remitted overseas?

After an individual resident settles abroad, can the RMB income of the relevant individual in the country be converted into foreign exchange and remitted abroad? 1. After domestic residents settle abroad, the following legal RMB income must be cashed at a designated foreign exchange bank authorized by the foreign exchange bureau with proof of identity and the listed valid certificates: (1) RMB deposit interest, hold a list of RMB deposit interest; (2) Real estate For rental income, please hold the property lease contract and the certificate from the property rental management department; (3) For income from other assets, please hold the relevant certification materials and income list. 2. Retirement benefits, retirement benefits, severance benefits, severance benefits, and pensions can all be exchanged for foreign exchange at one time with certificates from the original unit. The foreign exchange standards stipulated in relevant foreign exchange management regulations are: (1) Retirement benefits, retirement benefits, severance benefits, and retirement benefits All pensions and pensions can be converted into foreign exchange. If the severance pay is less than 2,000 U.S. dollars, the equivalent of 2,000 U.S. dollars can be exchanged for foreign exchange at one time; (2) After settling abroad, the pension, pension, severance pay, and pensions will be combined every six months. Afterwards, all foreign exchange can be exchanged with proof of overseas settlement and valid certificate of survival; 3. In addition, in accordance with international practice and my country's foreign exchange management regulations on the division of domestic resident individuals and non-resident individuals, citizens who move abroad are treated as non-resident individuals, and the " The Interim Measures for the Foreign Exchange Administration of Domestic Residents Individuals governs the foreign exchange behavior of individual residents. Therefore, the foreign exchange used by citizens who immigrate abroad does not apply to the foreign exchange supply standards of the Interim Measures for the Foreign Exchange Administration of Domestic Residents Individuals.