Currency in China – Chinese Yuan – CNY (Renminbi)

The exchange rate for Chinese Yuan (CNY) to SEK is updated regularly and is affected by both the market and China's currency policy. You can easily follow the current CNY to SEK exchange rate in our currency converter and see how the rate evolves over time.

The cost of Chinese Yuan depends on the current exchange rate. FOREX has no fees, the price you see is what you get. By following the SEK to CNY rate, you can plan your purchase better.

You can exchange and buy Chinese yuan, CNY online or in-store at FOREX nationwide. You can also reserve online and pick up in store. Exchanging before departure is especially important because cards don't always work in China.

The value of 100 SEK in CNY varies depending on the rate, but usually it is equivalent to 70-76 CNY. Use our currency converter to see today's exchange rate for Chinese yuan. This makes it easy to convert SEK to CNY before your trip.

Yes, it is good to have cash in yuan, especially since international cards are not always accepted. At the same time, local mobile payments dominate in China, which can make it more difficult for tourists to pay.

Yes, you can sell back your leftover Chinese yuan, CNY at FOREX after the trip. Bring a receipt from your purchase when you go to exchange money.

International cards are accepted to a limited extent in China. Many payments are instead made through local mobile apps, which means that cash in Chinese yuan is still an important addition for tourists.

The renminbi (RMB) is the official name of China's currency, while the yuan (CNY) is the unit itself used in everyday life. Simply explained, RMB is the currency system and yuan is equivalent to "kronor" in Swedish kronor. In practice, the terms Chinese yuan and RMB are often used synonymously when talking about exchange rates and payments.

Yes, in practice, RMB to SEK is the same as CNY to SEK. RMB (renminbi) is the official name of the currency, while CNY is the currency code used when exchanging.