Can an expatriate child attend a public school?

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We are happy to answer the question of whether foreign nationals can go to public elementary schools. Foreign children are allowed to attend public elementary schools. However, the following conditions must be met.

Children aged 6 to 12 years are of primary school age. Requirements for foreign nationals to enroll in public primary schools: required documents.

Certificate of Enrollment of Foreign Students issued by the parents of the school-age children in the Department of Foreign Exchange and Cooperation of the Education Commission; Identification documents (e.g. passports, etc.) for school-age children; Birth certificate for school-age children. <>

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We will be happy to answer your questions, foreign nationals can go to public primary schools. Foreign children are allowed to attend public elementary schools. However, the following conditions must be met.

Children aged 6 to 12 years are of primary school age. Requirements for foreign nationals to enroll in public primary schools: required documents.

The "Certificate of Admission Status of Foreign Students" issued by the parent of the school-age child in the Department of Foreign Exchange and Cooperation of the Education Commission; Identification documents (e.g. passports, etc.) for school-age children; Birth certificate for school-age children. <>

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Public primary school enrollment policy: 1. Enrollment requirements: All children who have reached the age of 6 (before August 31 of the current year, including those born on August 31) shall be exempted from entrance examinations to receive and complete compulsory education regardless of gender, ethnicity, race, family property status, religious belief, etc.

2. Enrollment method: Primary school enrollment is based on the household registration place of school-age children, teenagers and legal supervisors and guardians of the actual residence, and the nearest school is enrolled. In other words, school-age children and their legal guardians can enroll in the nearest school where their household registration is located.

3. Processing time and procedures: In the first week of June every year, the education administrative department of primary school publishes an enrollment registration announcement on the community, school and public information network, and announces the number of new students enrolled in the school; In the second week, the legal guardian of the school-age child shall register at the designated registration point as required; In the third week, the enrollment list will be announced. District (city) and county education administrative departments according to the enrollment registration situation or the number of new students enrolled in the school, around July 15 to complete the division or computer ranking work, and the student's name, primary school and other important information in the community, school announcement; Registration will be completed at the end of August.

Legal analysis: Foreign children studying in China can apply for residence permits for international students, residence permits for family members, "L" visas, etc., according to the following conditions, and provide relevant materials. 1. If the parents of foreign rubber group children are employed in China, they can apply for a family residence permit and study in China; 2. If the foreign child is fostered by a relative in China or visits a Chinese parent, he or she can apply for an "L" visa to study in China as a foster child or visiting an immediate family member; 3. If a foreign child comes to China as an international student, he or she can apply for a residence permit for international students.

The specific situation will also depend on the specific regulations of your province.

Legal basis: Provisions on the Enrollment and Training of International Students Article 11 Schools that recruit international students shall conduct entrance qualifications, examinations or assessments for students who apply for registration. Admission of international students is determined by the school.

The school must not enroll minors who do not meet the enrollment requirements, fail to complete the relevant insurance formalities in accordance with regulations, or do not live with their parents in China and have not handled entrusted guardianship.

Foreign children can go to school in China, and those who have settled in this city from abroad, and who have a household registration in this city and are studying in other provinces, autonomous regions, or municipalities directly under the central government, need to transfer to the compulsory education stage of this city.

Taking Beijing as an example, according to Article 23 of the Measures for the Administration of Student Status in Primary and Secondary Schools in Beijing, if a student in the compulsory education stage of the city's household registration is transferred to another school in the city, his parents or other legal guardians shall submit a written application to the original school and contact the school to which he intends to transfer with relevant materials such as the transfer of household registration and the change of actual place of residence.

If the school has difficulties in accepting it, the district education committee shall coordinate and solve it. If the school is transferred in the district, it shall be checked and handled by the school and the education commission of the district where it is transferred.

In the case of cross-district transfers, the transfer to and from the school and the district education commission where the school is located shall be verified and handled, and reported to the municipal education commission for the record. For students who are transferred, the school shall arrange for them to be transferred to the class according to their original grade. If necessary, the grade may be arranged according to their academic level.

Article 24: Students whose household registration has moved into the city from other provinces, autonomous regions, or municipalities directly under the Central Government, who have moved from abroad to the city to settle down as a training household, or who have a household registration in the city and are studying in other provinces, autonomous regions, or municipalities directly under the Central Government, need to be transferred to the compulsory education stage of the city, and go through the transfer formalities with reference to the provisions of article 23.

Other provisions regarding the student's student status.

Article 30 of the Measures for the Administration of Student Status of Primary and Secondary Schools in Beijing shall not be transferred to another school in the following circumstances:

1) The first semester and graduation grade of the beginning grade of primary and secondary schools will not be transferred to the first semester.

2) Schools in the compulsory education stage cannot force students to transfer schools in any form.

3) During the period of punishment, the student will not be allowed to go through the transfer procedures.

4) Other without legitimate reasons.

Article 48: The management of the student status of foreign students and students from Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan in schools is to be carried out with reference to these Measures.

1) Select the type of school.

Foreign children studying in China can choose to study in pure foreign schools, international schools, and public schools.

2) Admission conditions and material requirements.

Once you know the schools your child will be able to attend, parents should start preparing the materials they need to get into school. (3) Pure foreign schools and international schools require a parent's work permit + children's visa certificate.

For foreign students, there are many international schools that choose pure foreign countries. In recent years, pure foreign schools have become more and more strict about students' identity requirements and inspections. Before applying for admission, students are required to provide a foreign passport + a valid Chinese visa (residence permit) + entry and exit stamp; There are also requirements for the status of the parents, and one of the parents is a foreigner, and the local work residence permit (work visa) is required.

Summary. Hello, how foreign children go to school in China is as follows:1

First of all, if the parents of foreign children are employed in China, they can apply for a residence permit for their dependents and study in China. 2.Secondly, if the foreign child is fostered by relatives in China or visiting Chinese parents, he or she can apply for an "L" visa to study in China as a foster child or visiting his or her immediate family.

3.Finally, if a foreign child comes to China as an international student, he or she can apply for a residence permit for an international student. <>

Hello, how to go to school in China is as follows:1First of all, if the parents of foreign children are employed in China, they can apply for a residence permit for their dependents and study in China.

2.Secondly, if the foreign child is in foster care with relatives in China or visiting Chinese parents, he or she can apply for an "L" visa to study in China as a foster child or visiting immediate family members. 3.

Finally, if a foreign child comes to China as an international student, he or she can apply for a residence permit for international students. <>

Hello, according to the "Regulations on the Enrollment and Training of International Students in Schools" next to our country: 1Schools that recruit international students shall conduct entrance qualifications, examinations or assessments for students who apply for admission.

2.Admission of international students is determined by the school. The school must not enroll minors who do not meet the enrollment requirements, have not completed the procedures for having Bihuguan insurance, have not lived with their parents in China, and have not gone through the entrusted guardianship process.

Legal Analysis: Yes. First, take the passport of the international country and the work contract in China to apply for a residence permit, and then you can go to school in the nearest place according to the regulations of the country like the children in China, but do not enjoy nine years of compulsory education and pay a small amount of tuition.

Legal basis: Education Law of the People's Republic of China Article 69 After meeting the requirements set forth in national regulations and completing the relevant formalities, individuals outside China may enter schools and other educational institutions within the territory of China to study, research, conduct academic exchanges, or teach, and their lawful rights and interests are protected by the state.

Legal Analysis: Yes. Zhihe first took the passport of the international law firm in the country and the work contract in China to apply for a residence permit, and then he could enroll in the nearest school according to the regulations of the country like the children in China, but he did not enjoy the compulsory education of the nine years and paid a small amount of tuition.

Legal basis: Education Law of the People's Republic of China Article 69 Individuals outside China may enter schools and other educational institutions within the territory of China to study, research, conduct academic exchanges, or teach after meeting the requirements prescribed by the State and completing the relevant formalities, and their lawful rights and interests are protected by the State.

Foreign children can attend public elementary schools.

The conditions for Liang age need to be met: 6-12 years old are primary school age children. Foreign children are allowed to attend public elementary schools.

Public schools are funded by ** Finance. In general, public schools far outnumber private schools in terms of number and size, and the cost of learning is relatively low and the teaching facilities are relatively well-developed.

There are countries where public schools offer tuition-free education, such as Germany, Sweden, Italy, France, and others. However, public universities have a high barrier to entry and are more competitive, and only those applicants with particularly good academic records can get low-cost, high-quality educational opportunities.

The public high school application process is not complicated. Freshmen generally enroll in the fall. The application deadline is May, but the better the secondary school, the earlier the deadline, so the sooner you apply, the better.

Transcripts from the last two years are required to apply, listing all subjects studied (including politics, physical education, etc.). One copy in Chinese and one in English, both of which need to be stamped by the school.

When applying, you can fill in three schools of your choice. However, if there are no places available in these schools, the EDB will assign you another school. It is also not easy for applicants to find reliable guardians and suitable host families in China and Canada.

The Canadian visa stipulates that international students under the age of 18 need a guardian to study in Canada.

Difference Between Private Primary School and Public Primary School:

1. The definition is different, public primary schools, as the name suggests, are primary schools funded by the state, not for profit. Private primary schools are privately funded, usually for the purpose of profit, and are organized by the society or other educational institutions in accordance with the law.

2. The funds are different, and the public school is a school organized by the national department. Private schools mainly rely on the funds of enterprises.

3. The tuition fee is different, because the private primary school is established in the form of individuals and individuals, so the fees charged are relatively high, and the compulsory education stage of public primary schools is free of tuition and only needs to pay some tuition and miscellaneous fees, which is relatively cheap.

4. The nature of running schools is different, and public schools are funded by the first financial department. In general, public schools far outnumber private schools in terms of number and size, and the cost of learning is relatively low and the teaching facilities are relatively well-developed. Private Primary Schools:

Private primary schools refer to schools or other educational institutions organized by social organizations or individuals other than state institutions that use non-state financial funds to face the society in accordance with the law.