I'm a foreigner. I paid social security in Beijing for three years and now I'm retired. Can I withdraw money?

Surrender is actually unfavorable to the insured employees. Because part of the company's payment is not included in your personal account when you pay, it will be collected monthly when you retire. If you surrender, you won't be able to enjoy this amount. Therefore, if you can continue to work in Beijing (if you can achieve 50, you must not do manual labor), you can continue to pay fees, or transfer to freelance insurance, and you can receive a monthly pension in Beijing as long as you pay enough 15 years. At that time, I will go back to my hometown, and it is more cost-effective to use Beijing's money to support the elderly at home (you are only 62 years old). Of course, whether Beijing allows female insured people to pay fees until they are 62 years old has to be asked by the Beijing social security agency. If it really doesn't work, you can also see if you can move to your hometown. Some places will accept it. Just send a joint letter on the program.

In short, it is best to continue to participate in insurance in Beijing until retirement, otherwise it is impossible to transfer to your hometown for the elderly and you have to surrender.