Updated July 8, 2013:
There are now 2 BDO remittance partners in China:
UAE Exchange China – Shanghai
Himalayas Branch, Shanghai Shop F, Level B1
Zendai Himalayas Centre, Lane No 1188
Fangdian Road, Pudong New Area
Shanghai, China
Himalayas Branch, Shanghai Shop F, Level B1
Zendai Himalayas Centre, Lane No 1188
Fangdian Road, Pudong New Area
Shanghai, China
UAE Exchange China Liaison Office – Beijing
2503A, 25th Floor, China Resources Building
No. 8 Jianguomenbei Avenue, Beijing
China
Another way to send money from China to the Philippines is through the China Union Pay (CUP) or Union Pay network. There are now a lot of ATM machines in the country that offer CUP withdrawals. They have the CUP Logo somewhere on the machines.The fee is usually 200 pesos per withdrawal. Preferred ATM machines are those that allow high maximum withdrawal amounts.
Open two accounts in your preferred bank in China, such as Bank of China (BOC) or Industrial & Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), and then send one of the ATM cards to your family in the Philippines. You can send the ATM card through a trusted friend traveling from China to the Philippines, or through a courier that accepts ATM cards for delivery.
This is the CUP logo:
If you like to read comments and tips from some Pinoys in China using the CUP remittance way, go to the Comments section of this post on workingpinoy.com
Those in bigger cities in China can also send their remittances to the Philippines via:
Metrobank branches in China
PNB in China
BDO remittance partners in China