As I have researched, it depends on PayPal's policies to work in conjunction with the exisiting financial laws, banking system and online readiness of the country.

Most of the time this will relate to the anti-money launderings laws in place (or not yet by your government).

You need to understand that they want to expand in every country but they need to work with complex details and process of banking system in a particular country.

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You need to understand that they want to expand in every country but they need to work with complex details and process of banking system in a particular country.
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well, it sure doesn't seem like that. They only want to expand to big countries because it is easier to make profit from them, but they don't care about smaller countries. Estonia was added into 'send only' list at the same time with Poland, Hungary and Czech Republic, about a year ago these three countries were enabled to receive payments, but Estonia was left in 'send only' list even though we are technologically more advanced and also in EU.