The University of Sydney began to pay tuition fees with Visa and MasterCard at 9: 00 am on April 14, and both credit cards and debit cards charged a handling fee of 0.8%. Students who have already come to Australia can use bpay, while domestic students can only pay tuition by cheque for the first time, and the cost is even less.

There is information about Western Union payment methods on the website of Xida University. There is a lot of information on it, such as the account number of Xida University. Write it down, and then go to any one of China Everbright, Agricultural Bank of China and Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, at least at the sub-branch level, bring the pile of account numbers, ID cards and RMB, print out the quotation of Xida University, and directly ask the bank how to make Western Union remittance. The bank will help. I remember that Everbright has a special person to take care of Western Union remittance. Banks first convert RMB into Australian dollars according to their own quotations, and then remit money by Western Union. It seems that you will be given a number to the school and ask the bank specifically. According to reports, Western Union remittance fee is more expensive than other payment methods. You can go to three banks to find out about the handling fee of Western Union remittance. Each bank has different discounts, and then compare the selling prices of each bank and choose the most cost-effective. If remittance is made directly in foreign currency, it is said that China Everbright Bank Western Union can waive the handling fee for cash-to-cash transfer. Please ask the bank for details. Recently, I learned that some banks such as Minsheng can also handle Western Union remittance, but there are geographical restrictions. As far as I know, it is usually in big cities and developed areas. Please ask the bank for details.