Bank travel settings

Requirements vary by issuer. Confirm what applies to your cards.

Overseas transactions are enabled I know my card PIN Daily limits are sufficient I packed a backup card separately Bank support number is saved offline

Power adapter

Below are the two-pin Type A and three-pin Type I plug shapes commonly accepted in China. Electricity is 220V / 50Hz.

China-compatible Type A plug with two flat parallel pins — Type A · 2 pinsTwo flat parallel pinsCommon two-pin shape accepted in China

China-compatible Type I plug with three flat pins — Type I · 3 pinsThree flat pinsTwo angled pins plus a grounding pin

Public-domain reference photos: Type A · Type I

What to bring

A compact universal adapter covering Type A, C and I is the safest simple choice. Check every charger label for “Input 100–240V.” A plug adapter changes the shape only; it does not convert voltage for a 110V-only device.

Adapter marked ready.

Important address in Chinese

Paste the exact Chinese text from your hotel or destination listing so a driver or local person can read it.

Place name

Chinese name

Chinese address

Simple note

Address in your selected language

Machine translation may alter place names. Check names and numbers before relying on it. Address text is sent to the translation service only when translation runs.

Address saved.

ChinaNexa Travel Sheet

My China Trip

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Travel summary

Review the saved information, then print or save it as a PDF.

On iPhone or iPad, the print screen can be shared or saved to Files as a PDF. This sheet intentionally excludes passport numbers, card numbers and other highly sensitive information.