1. Direct mail to China

Although sellers on eBay are third-party sellers who open stores on eBay, they also support direct mail to China. However, buyers need to communicate with sellers to see if direct mail is possible.

If you want to send goods directly to China, buyers can directly fill in their domestic delivery address. Note that you need to fill it in with pinyin; it is best to send it to the seller for confirmation by email, which is more secure.

If you buy things from eBay and send them directly to China, it is easier to be taxed during customs clearance, and because it is cross-border transportation, it is impossible for sellers to waive shipping costs, so the shipping costs that sellers have to bear are relatively high. But it is relatively safer and faster.

2. Forwarding to China

Forwarding is also a transportation method that more and more buyers choose to send back to China.

First, buyers must contact a forwarding company by themselves, and then fill in the warehouse address of the forwarding company in the delivery address; because it is a domestic address, sellers may be free of shipping. After the forwarding company receives the goods, it will arrange for transportation back to the country; after customs clearance, it will be handed over to the domestic logistics company for delivery.