People are often curious: how many times can we withdraw our own pension fund? After all, the Provident Fund plays an important role in our lives. In fact, in general, most people can draw on the Provident Fund only once per year, and the amount is limited and cannot be removed in full. This needs to be strictly enforced in accordance with the provisions of the Provident Fund Management Centre. Of course, there may also be changes in extraction policies in different locations, so we need to know the details of the location before extraction takes place。

Is there a limit to the number of withdrawals

Let me answer the next question that everyone often asks: How long does it take to get to the fund after it is withdrawn? In accordance with the relevant provisions, the individual Provident Fund accounts are reached within three working days of the completion of the relevant formalities. This means that you often just have to wait one or two days. If you don't get paid, you can call 12329 for consultations. Of course, it is also important to note that, owing to geographical differences, the timing of withdrawals may vary. The slowness of the audit process is also crucial。