I live in Germany, can I invite my children to China?

It doesn't matter if my mother is Chinese or not.

If the child does not change his nationality.

You still need a visa in the country.

I don't know what visa your child has.

You can get a student visa for him.

If the state deliberately makes it difficult not to grant a visa.

Then there is no way.

Either change your nationality.

Or go back to Germany.

If the child wants to continue his education in China for a long time, it will be better to change his Chinese nationality. In any case, Germany still recognizes the child's German nationality, and it is no problem for the child to return to Germany whenever he wants. If you want to get a Chinese visa for your child, there is a permanent residence visa you can try.

If you can register your marriage with his father in China, you can help your child apply for permanent resident status in China; That's much better than a visa.

...Insurance and inheritance are 2 concepts.

If you want your child to inherit the insurance, you can buy a few more insurances, and the heir can change your child's name...

You must have a marriage certificate before you go to Germany, and you must have a certificate of English proficiency, or you must have a certificate of at least A1 (beginner) in German. This is in line with the logic of going to Germany. (Otherwise, the visa officer will doubt the legitimacy of your marriage because you don't know English or German, otherwise, your German boyfriend must have a certificate in Chinese).

In short: get married first, (get a language certificate), apply for a parent-child reunion visa to go to Germany, and when you get to Germany, your children don't need money to go to school, and there is no good or bad school. You can get a job and stay up to get a green card!

Get married first, get a family reunification visa, and live for a long time during the stay period.

Ask Germans and Chinese what they know about human rights.

If you are an Au Pair, just talk about their family, especially their children, how to play with them, their economic crisis, the problems of young Germans looking for jobs, etc. As long as you don't mention World War I and World War II, you don't have to worry too much, they are very interested in Chinese things, you can talk about our situation here or something, such as our zodiac signs and so on, don't worry about it at all.

You can go to Germany to register your marriage, so that you can bring your daughter over.

How old is the child? In your case, whether or not your child can go to Germany with you depends on the age of your child.

Of course, bring it, don't grieve the child. Qianke.com.