How do I get my child to go to school in the U.S., and how can a child born in the U.S. go to school

1.Kindergarten, basically, some better kindergarten schools may only accept foreign babies;

2.American babies can enjoy nine-year compulsory education in China, as long as they study in public schools in the jurisdiction of their parents' household registration, they can be exempted from all borrowing fees, and open a street certificate in the place where their parents' household registration is located, and American babies can enjoy the same treatment as domestic students;

3.According to the Chinese provisions of the "Notice of the Ministry of Education on Regulating the Relevant Work of China's Colleges and Universities Accepting Foreign Students", as long as foreign nationals settled in China can directly participate in the Chinese college entrance examination with the "Alien Residence Permit", they can enjoy a preferential policy of 10 points.

You can take the college entrance examination prepared by overseas Chinese candidates, and the admission score is lower than that of Chinese students.

4.Foreign students who have completed three years of high school overseas can be admitted to a prestigious Chinese school as a foreigner, and the difficulty of entering a prestigious school is much lower than that of domestic students.

If the parents are Chinese, American babies can enjoy the same treatment as overseas Chinese children. Children of overseas Chinese can enjoy China's nine-year compulsory education. According to the provisions of the Chinese nationality law, as long as at least one of the parents is a Chinese citizen and has not settled overseas, the baby also has Chinese nationality, so it can also be registered in China normally after returning to China.

Babies with household registration can naturally enjoy the same welfare policies as domestic babies, and they can enjoy 9 years of free compulsory education in public schools, and of course, they can also choose private schools. Foreign babies who return to China can also choose a lot of hukou, and babies who do not have hukou can choose to study in the nearest public school according to their parents' hukou, and can also enjoy the same welfare treatment as domestic babies, including 9 years of free compulsory education.

It depends on the parents, if the parents are not in China and do not live in China, in this case, international schools, international schools exclusively admit foreign students, and do not admit anything else.

If one of the parents lives in China, it is okay to follow the parent or parent, even if he or she is a foreigner.

1 If your child does not have U.S. citizenship and can only attend a private school, the earliest elementary school that currently accepts international students (can send 1 20) is in the second grade. There are not many elementary schools in the United States that accept international students (1 20). So if you want your child to come over at the age of 5 (before the 2nd grade), you can only use a workaround.

2 Children need to have a guardian.

3 Parents do not have a visa to accompany them. Parents can use a B2 visa to visit or take care of their children for a short period of time.

If the child does not have U.S. citizenship, he or she can only attend a private school, and the earliest elementary school that currently accepts international students is in the second grade. There are not many elementary schools in the United States that accept international students, so if you want your child to come to the first period (before the second grade) at the age of 5, you can only use a workaround.

Private schools are divided into regions, and the mainstream ** is 25,000 to 40,000 US dollars, for example, the tuition fee for international students in Milton is 37,000It will be cheaper in the central region, about 20,000. There are also those who have to find about 10,000 dollars to live or die, but they will rot to the point of no return.

Public schools must have a green card to apply, but now some schools can also admit international students, but they need to pay tuition, which is not much different from private ones, which can be seen at the ** of the I-20.

In other words, if the parents are L1 visas, their children can apply for L2 visas and enroll in the public government for free.

Is it to attend your child's graduation ceremony? Or is it just a visit to relatives?

If you are attending a graduation ceremony, the school and your child can issue an invitation letter and then apply for a tourist visa in China.

If you are simply visiting relatives, you can apply for a tourist visa.

Good luck with your U.S. visa.

If the child is graduating or on a major holiday (such as the Spring Festival), you can ask the child's school to send an invitation letter to the parents and apply for a "family visit visa".

The U.S. Visitor's Visa is the U.S. B2 visa, which is the most common type of non-immigrant visa in the U.S. Visa. The U.S. B-2 visa is issued to applicants who travel to the U.S. for sightseeing, medical treatment, visiting family and friends, and attending conferences. This visa is usually endorsed with a B1 visa on a visa to the United States.

This visa holder is not allowed to be employed during their stay in the United States.

To apply for a B2 visa, you need to meet the following basic requirements:

1. Have a clear purpose of entry. There is sufficient evidence to prove that the applicant is for the purpose of a short-term visit.

2. Have reliable economic security. Sufficient evidence to prove that the applicant is able to cover the round-trip travel expenses and living expenses during the post-entry stay.

3. Have credible evidence that the applicant will not seek permanent residence in the United States. For Chinese nationals, this includes the following factors, which are commonly referred to by consular officers

a. Having inseparable relatives in China mainly refers to having a happy family;

b. Have considerable personal property in China, mainly to measure salary income, housing, bank deposits, etc.;

c. Have a satisfactory job in China, mainly considering the applicant's education level and position. These are the basic documents required, and the visa officer will ask the applicant to provide different documents depending on each person's circumstances. In this regard, we will develop a specific plan for each client according to the thinking of the visa officer.

2. In order to ensure the success rate of the U.S. family visit visa, the U.S. inviting party is best able to provide the following materials:

1. A recent invitation letter from a friend or relative in the United States;

2. Bank deposit certificate issued by relatives and friends in the United States (copies are invalid);

3. Documents provided by the employer's employer or employer of relatives and friends in the United States, proving their position, employment period and monthly income, and recent tax payment certificates provided by relatives and friends;

4. The letter of affidavit of support signed by relatives and friends in the United States, i.e., I-134**, which is issued by the Immigration Bureau, and must be certified by a local notary public after the guarantor signs.

Parents, unlike spouses, can only apply for a visitor's visa.

1) First, enter the name of the city and state, click search, and a large number of public and private schools will be displayed.

3) You'll see the Great Schools Rating and the Community Rating. Personally, I think that school ratings (which are comprehensive consideration of the school's teaching hardware and software, students' reading, math and other assessment scores in the state's ranking) are far more important than community ratings.

4) Next, you can compare the student-teacher ratio, of course, the lower the value, the better. Illustrate that each full-time teacher is responsible for fewer students. (There will also be 1 or 2 part-time co-teachers in each class).

5) There is also a student statistics page that also has some auxiliary guidance, which will count the proportion of whites, Asians and Pacific Rims, Hispanics (mainly Mexicans for the United States), blacks, and Indians. Of course, white students are always the highest percentage.

6) Another interesting criterion is that students are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch programs. To explain, elementary school lunches in the United States cost money, and when the family's income in the United States is less than a certain limit, they can apply for free lunches, or the meal fee will be halved. Generally speaking, the smaller the percentage of students who receive lunch exemptions, the better the overall family situation of the students, and the better the tutoring will be.

Where are you? If you are a child of immigrants or visiting scholars, you can go directly to the local enrollment office to apply for enrollment.