Detailed rules of the relevant regulations for foreign students to study in China

Lawyer's analysis: The standard of study abroad subsidies in China varies from place to place, for example, in Jiangsu Province, foreign students in China can get 6,000-8,000 yuan per month, and the maximum reward can reach 94,000 yuan per year.

Legal basis]:

Regulations on the Administration of Employment of Foreigners in China

Article 2: The term "foreigners" as used in these Provisions refers to persons who do not possess Chinese nationality in accordance with the provisions of the Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China. For the purposes of these Provisions, the term "employment of foreigners in China" refers to the conduct of foreigners who have not obtained the right of residence to engage in social work and obtain remuneration for their labor in accordance with the law within the territory of China.

Article 3 These Provisions shall apply to foreigners employed within the territory of China and to employers employing foreigners. These provisions do not apply to foreign embassies and consulates in China, United Nations representative offices in China, and other international organizations who enjoy diplomatic privileges and are exempt from immunity.

1. All Chinese citizens who have obtained foreign exchange assistance or foreign scholarships through proper and legal procedures, and have obtained admission permits, are not subject to restrictions on academic qualifications, age and working years, and may apply to go abroad for university (junior college, undergraduate), graduate or advanced study at their own expense.

2. College students, undergraduates and graduate students in colleges and universities can apply to study abroad at their own expense at the school or unit, and retain their student status for one year after going abroad. Fresh college graduates, undergraduates and graduate students, who are uniformly allocated by the state, should obey the national allocation, and then apply for and handle self-funded study abroad after arriving at the work unit.

3. Except as otherwise provided in Article 12 of these Regulations, the examination and approval of self-financed persons studying abroad shall be handled in accordance with the measures prescribed by the public security department. If they are students or in-service employees, the school or unit shall sign the opinion.

4. All expenses of self-financed students studying abroad, including living expenses, tuition fees, medical expenses, round-trip travel expenses, etc., shall be borne by themselves. If you need to use the travel and miscellaneous expenses abroad, you can apply to the Bank of China for exchange of foreign exchange according to the regulations with the exit document issued by the public security department and the entry visa of the country to which you are going, bring your own RMB.

5. If an in-service employee goes to study abroad at his own expense, he or she may generally leave his or her post without pay, and if he or she requests to resign, he or she may agree. Those who leave their posts without pay will be paid from the month following their departure. If a person who goes abroad for further study returns to China to participate in the work within 5 years, the length of service can be counted continuously, and if the person returns to China to participate in the work after 5 years, the length of service shall be calculated according to the combined working time before going abroad and the time of participating in the work after returning to China.

6. For self-financed students who have obtained a master's degree or a doctorate degree (including those who have been converted from self-financed to self-financed study abroad), and return to their home countries to participate in the work, the state shall provide international travel expenses for their return to China.

Studying abroad is generally required to be in good health, have no criminal record, have an average or above academic performance in China, have a certain foreign language foundation, and have a certain family economic foundation. This is a general rule and varies according to country-specific requirements.

Study abroad refers to a person who goes abroad or leaves the country to receive various types of education, which can be short-term or long-term (from a few weeks to several years), and these people are called "international students".

In addition to students applying to schools that accept foreign students, many students will also use study abroad agents or study abroad agents to register schools or choose the country of study, or a combination of the two to assist in the procedures for studying abroad.

Different countries, different regions, different schools, different requirements, your question is too general.

To study abroad, you need to meet five conditions: academic qualifications, language, economy, physical health, and self-care ability.

Education: Applicants for a bachelor's degree need to have at least a high school degree; Applicants for master's degree must have a bachelor's degree; Applicants for doctoral studies must have a master's degree. When applying for studying abroad, not only a degree certificate is required, but also the quality of the grades is very important.

Language: Since you have made up your mind to study abroad, language scores are essential, and of course, different study abroad countries have different language requirements.

Economy: The economic base determines the superstructure, and studying abroad would be nonsense without a certain economic foundation as support. To apply for self-financed study abroad, you must have enough study and living economy to study abroad**.

Good health: The body is the capital of the revolution, no matter what we do, good physical condition is the premise. A physical examination is required before studying abroad, and generally some countries do not allow people with infectious diseases to enter the country, such as tuberculosis, mental illness, hepatitis B, etc.

Self-care ability: Studying abroad means staying alone in a foreign country, which will be a great test of one's overall quality. Studying abroad is not only a matter of coursework, but also about adapting to the environment in life.

Legal analysis: With the continuous improvement of China's comprehensive national strength and the rapid development of China's higher education, especially since the release of the "Belt and Road" strategy, China has made major breakthroughs in supporting the policy of studying in China and the issuance of scholarships for international students in China, such as promoting the joint construction of the "Belt and Road" education action, establishing the "Belt and Road" university alliance, signing a bilateral agreement and mutual recognition of degrees, and establishing the "Silk Road" China ** Scholarship.

Legal basis: Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry Article 42 The competent departments of human resources and social security and the competent departments of foreign experts, in conjunction with relevant departments, shall formulate and periodically adjust the Catalogue for the Guidance of Foreigners' Work in China on the basis of the needs of economic and social development and the supply and demand of human resources.

The education department of the State Council of Chaihui Institute, in conjunction with the relevant departments, shall establish a work-study management system for foreign students, and stipulate the scope and time limit of work-study positions for foreign students.