What should I do if my children want to return to China to study at university? 5

1. Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan National Joint Entrance Examination.

Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan national joint examination conditions.

Only those who have a high school graduation education level (equivalent to the sixth grade of secondary school) and meet one of the following registration requirements can apply:

Candidates from Hong Kong and Macao should hold a Hong Kong or Macao permanent resident identity card and a Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents.

Candidates from Hong Kong and Macao should hold a Hong Kong or Macao non-permanent resident identity card and a Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents.

Candidates from Taiwan should hold a "Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents".

Overseas Chinese candidates must have obtained long-term or permanent residency in a foreign country, and have a record of actually living abroad for more than 2 years in the last four years (as of the end of the registration period) (the actual residence abroad for 9 months in a year can be counted as one year).

Compute. Studying abroad and working abroad for business purposes cannot be considered as settlement). When registering, candidates must hold a notarial certificate or certificate (Chinese or English) issued by our embassy (consulate) abroad to obtain the right of long-term or permanent residence in a foreign country.

Chinese passport to participate in the registration. Overseas Chinese candidates must register for the test at the registration center in Shanghai, Fujian or Guangzhou.

Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan National Joint Entrance Examination Content:

The joint examination adopts Chinese, mathematics, English, history, geography (literature and history) and Chinese, mathematics, English, physics, chemistry (science, engineering, agriculture and medicine), each subject is 150 points, and the total score is 750 points.

2. General college entrance examination.

1. Abide by the Constitution and laws of the People's Republic of China;

2. Graduated from a senior secondary education school or equivalent;

3. Be in good health;

4. Carefully read and be willing to abide by the application brochure and other policies and regulations on enrollment management promulgated and implemented by the Provincial Recruitment Committee and the High Recruitment Office;

5. Those who apply for military academies must be fresh high school graduates under the age of 20; Those who apply for public security colleges and universities must be under the age of 22; The applicant for the foreign language major of the public security college shall not be more than 20 years old. Candidates applying for the above institutions and majors must be unmarried;

6. Candidates for the juvenile class must first be pre-selected by the enrollment school, issue the candidate an admission ticket, clarify the examination subjects, and notify the city or county where the candidate is located.

After the district) recruitment office, the candidates themselves submit an application, and after passing the examination by the city, county (district) recruitment office, they can register and take the examination at the place designated by the municipal recruitment office. To apply for the juvenile class, you must be a very small number of people with extraordinary intelligence and success.

Students under the age of 15 who are in junior high school and high school (excluding high school graduates).

7. Foreign nationals residing in China who meet the registration requirements for the general college entrance examination can participate in the registration at designated locations in each city with the "Alien Residence Permit" issued by the Provincial Public Security Department.

Mainland college entrance examination content:

Most provinces in the college entrance examination adopt the examination method of Chinese, mathematics, English + literature comprehensive (politics, history, geography) or science comprehensive (physics, chemistry, biology), of which Chinese, mathematics and English are 150 points each, and literature comprehensive or science comprehensive is 300 points, with a total score of 750 points.

This is recommended by Gu Fengxiang, an expert in science education classification.

Specific explanations of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office and other relevant departments:

1. Overseas Chinese. Refers to Chinese citizens living abroad.

1) "Sojourn" means that a Chinese citizen has obtained the right of long-term or permanent residence in the country of residence, and has resided in the country of residence for two consecutive years, with a cumulative residence of not less than 18 months within two years.

2) Not less than 30 months, regarded as overseas Chinese.

3) Chinese citizens are not considered overseas Chinese during the period of studying abroad (including official assignment and self-financed), or during the period of working abroad for official business (including expatriate workers).

Dear, are you sure that your parents have overseas Chinese status?

Even if they are children of overseas Chinese, if they want to go back to China to go to university, they have to take the college entrance examination. Different provinces may have bonus policies, or schools may have preferential admission policies.

1) Valid ID documents of the applicant's parents or overseas Chinese identity certificate issued by Chinese embassies and consulates abroad;

2) Applicant's valid ID card and proof of residence issued by the municipal public security department;

3) Proof of the relationship between the applicant and his/her parents with overseas Chinese status;

4) The household registration certificate of the relatives and guardians who are related to the applicant for study, and the real estate certificate or public housing lease certificate that is consistent with the guardian's household registration; If the applicant is under the guardianship of a parent who temporarily resides in the city, he or she must provide the residence certificate issued by the public security department of the city and the housing certificate of the same place of residence; Those who are employed in the city must also provide a certificate of employment.

Hello, dear and noisy. The policy for overseas Chinese children to return to China to study at the university is as follows: candidates and one of their parents must obtain long-term or permanent residency in the country of residence, and have lived in the country of residence for 2 consecutive years (as of the end date of registration), and the cumulative residence in the two years is not less than 18 months, of which the candidate Chi Han himself must have actually lived in the country of residence for no less than 18 months in the 2 years before registration.

If the candidate or one of his parents has not obtained the right of long-term or permanent residence in the country of residence, but has obtained the legal residence qualification in the country of residence for more than 5 consecutive years (including 5 years), and has resided in the country of residence for no less than 30 months in the past 5 years, and the candidate himself has actually resided in the country of residence for no less than 30 months in the 5 years before registration, he or she can also participate in the registration. Proof of the legal relationship between the applicant and the overseas Chinese parent. Certificate of long-term or permanent residence in a foreign country issued by a Chinese embassy (consulate) abroad (Chinese version, must indicate the continuous residence time in the country of residence and the actual cumulative residence time within 2 years).

Passport of the People's Republic of China Proof of high school graduation (must be academic education).

It can also be done through the [National Joint Recruitment] method. Overseas Chinese students can study in Chinese mainland universities by participating in the 'Entrance Examination for Overseas Chinese Students from the People's Republic of China General Institutions of Higher Education, Xiangzhou Menghong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Province Students' (hereinafter referred to as the 'National Joint Admissions'). Entry Requirements:

Examination subjects: literature and history and science and engineering, compared with the national general college entrance examination, the difficulty of this exam is relatively low. The joint entrance examination for overseas Chinese students is another form of further education parallel to the domestic general college entrance examination, the full name of which is the "Examination for the Joint Enrollment of Overseas Chinese and Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Students by Ordinary Colleges and Universities of the People's Republic of China".

This is a special college entrance examination designed for Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and overseas Chinese, providing them with the opportunity to return to the mainland to study at universities.

Yes, but you don't need to take the college entrance examination to take the overseas Chinese joint examination.

The Ministry of Education shall manage the joint enrollment of overseas Chinese, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan students in ordinary colleges and universities, and the daily work and admission organization shall be entrusted to the Office of Joint Enrollment of Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Students in Ordinary Colleges and Universities (hereinafter referred to as the Joint Recruitment Office), which is affiliated to the Admissions Committee of Ordinary Colleges and Universities in Guangdong Province.

Overseas Chinese candidates must have obtained long-term or permanent residency in a foreign country and have actually lived abroad for more than 2 years (as of the end of the registration period). When registering, candidates must present a notarial certificate or certificate of obtaining long-term or permanent residence in a foreign country issued by our embassy (consulate) abroad and a passport of the People's Republic of China to participate in the registration.

Hello dear dear, for you to inquire: preferential policies for overseas Chinese children to attend school Legal analysis of legal issues: 1. Overseas Chinese children can enjoy preferential policies of adding 10 points to the college entrance examination 2. Exemption and exemption of venue usage fees, enterprise income tax, import duties and import VAT and other taxes and fees for overseas Chinese factories 3. Chinese mainland residents who marry overseas Chinese and give birth in Chinese mainland should comply with the relevant regulations on population and family planning in the place where their household registration is located.

If the children born are settled abroad, they can have another children in Chinese mainland4, and the overseas Chinese children who return to study in China enjoy the same treatment as the local household registration age of pure fierce children enrolled in the kindergarten (kindergarten), and enroll in the kindergarten near the place where the guardian's household registration is located. If necessary, the Municipal Overseas Chinese Affairs Office can issue the "Certificate of Identity of Overseas Chinese Children" Legal basis: "Regulations of Guangdong Province on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of Overseas Chinese" Article 6 Overseas Chinese enjoy the civil rights stipulated by laws and regulations, and perform the civic obligations stipulated by laws and regulations, and no organization or individual may discriminate.

You don't need to take the college entrance examination, but you do need to take the overseas Chinese joint entrance examination. The Overseas Chinese Joint Entrance Examination is a special college entrance examination designed by the Ministry of Education of China for overseas Chinese and Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan students, and it is also the main way for Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and overseas Chinese students to apply for mainland universities. To meet the aspirations of overseas Chinese and students from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan to return to the mainland of the motherland for higher education, and to provide them with the opportunity to study in universities in the mainland.

It is under the unified management of the Ministry of Education, which has a special office. The examination mode is formulated with reference to the mainland college entrance examination, but the Hong Kong-Macao-Taiwan Joint Admission Examination has independently formulated the subjects and scope of the assessment, and the examination is conducted online from pre-registration, filling in the volunteers, to the admission process.