If paypal wants to use a check, it will take about half a month. Send the check directly to your registered address. You can cash a check directly at the Bank of China. After the bank receives your check, it will take about one month to give you the money. The specific cost is directly proportional to your amount, in a word-high. And the longest time.

You can also wire transfer to a bank account in China. There is this option on it. But be careful not to write down your account information wrong, or the refund will be very troublesome. The wire transfer will arrive in about 5 working days, and then you can directly change it into RMB at the bank and take the money and leave. The cost is high, too, but it's better than a check.

The following are my answers to other people's questions for your reference:

I am also using paypal, and the handling fee is too high. First, paypal receives a sum of money, and then the transfer bank receives a sum of money. If you get a refund from the Bank of China, it will be returned to the middle school in the United States first. It is estimated that that middle school will charge again.

Paypal says it can be remitted to banks in Hong Kong, so there is no handling fee. As for how to open a bank account in Hong Kong, you can use the provincial port card to open an account in China Merchants Bank, which is equivalent to opening a bank account in Hong Kong. Then you can apply for online banking, and then you can directly operate online, transfer the money from your Hong Kong account to the mainland, and then you can withdraw money directly from China Merchants Bank in the mainland. If your local China Merchants Bank doesn't have this business, you can call the head office of China Merchants Bank in Guangdong to handle it. This is for my use. Much more convenient.

Finally, to help you scold, there are too many overlord clauses in spam paypal. If foreigners didn't just recognize him, I wouldn't use this garbage.