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lore wants to go to Disco 2000
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opening a bank account in Beijing 2026, what do i actually need

fmd_goodCentral Park · #documents
i'm near Central Park and there's an ICBC and a Bank of China within a few blocks, but every branch tells me something different about documents. do i really need a local phone number and proof of add… i'm near Central Park and there's an ICBC and a Bank of China within a few blocks, but every branch tells me something different about documents. do i really need a local phone number and proof of address before they'll open anything, and which banks are easiest for a foreigner to get a debit card from in 2026
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bring ur lease too, they stopped asking me once i had it

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also the stamped accommodation form, that's the one they actually check

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lease alone got me nowhere, teh desk still wanted that police registration form stamped at the station. fwiw the branches right around Chaoyang Park are stricter than ones further out.

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ICBC by Central Park wanted my passport and rental contract; Bank of China was fine with just passport, but both need a local number first.

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CMB takes passport only, no contract

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Depends on branch. Sanlitun one asked for my lease.

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worked for me too, but only the wangjing branch

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yeah the phone number thing is the real gate, get ur sim sorted first & then most branches stop asking for the contract

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Image myrjam local ·

Bank of China still wants the accommodation registration form from the police station, not just the passport, so get that stamped first.

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the stamped form is the one thing they won't budge on, and the jingcha station near the park only stamps it during set hours, so go early. mine took two trips because the first officer was out

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Best coffee near Roastery No. 7 in Beijing 2026

fmd_goodRoastery No. 7 · #coffee
Has anyone been to Roastery No. 7 lately? I keep hearing the beans are solid but I want to know if it's worth the trek before I make it my regular spot in 2026. Has anyone been to Roastery No. 7 lately? I keep hearing the beans are solid but I want to know if it's worth the trek before I make it my regular spot in 2026.
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The trek's only worth it if you go before 9, otherwise the Gulou crowd makes it a zoo. I still prefer the little cart by Beixinqiao station for a flat white, honestly cheaper and just as solid. Beans at No. 7 are good but teh wait is real.

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yeah that cart's solid but tbh i've switched to the tiny place on Yonghegong dajie, opens at 7 & no queue. No. 7's beans still better for pour over though, just not worth a weekend morning

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Which tiny place on Yonghegong dajie? I know the one near the Confucius Temple corner but there's another closer to the Lama Temple exit. Want to try it before work, 7am opening is exactly what I need.

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Good call on the pour over. Grab a bag of their Yunnan beans and brew at home, saves the queue entirely. Weekday mornings that little spot is empty by 8 anyway.

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You're right about the before 9 thing. One detail though: No. 7 does a decent filter for 28 kuai, which the carts can't match. I'd still grab the cart flat white on weekdays and save No. 7 for when I actually want the beans.

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28 for a filter is fair, but they only brew it after 10 on weekdays so it's not really a morning option. if u want beans without the queue grab a bag to go and brew at home, the retail shelf is right by the door

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Cart guy's flat white is 18 kuai now, went up in spring

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still 15 kuai last i checked tho

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Image leah local ·

18 as of last week, sorry.

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Second this, that queue never lies.

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