What are the procedures for foreign residents to go to Yongjia to study?

Hello, it's troublesome. First of all, you have to do a good job of moving at the school, the school will notify you, and then stamp it at the police station where the school is located, which means that you will return to your hometown, and then go home and take the relocation slip to you during the working hours, and take your own household registration book, of course, if you buy a house, you can get a household registration by yourself. (Because you have to have a real estate certificate to settle down by yourself) and then you directly ask him what to do if he gets married, whether it is to be done together or separately.

If you can do it together, you have to go to the marriage inspection first, and then go to the formalities, the Civil Affairs Bureau to get the marriage certificate, etc., anyway, I told you here that you have to ask people in detail about the process, because each place is different. Some are more corrupt and do not do things well, while others are more diligent and responsible.

According to Article 12 of the Compulsory Education Law of the People's Republic of China, "school-age children and teenagers are exempt from entrance examinations. Local people** at all levels shall ensure that school-age children and adolescents are enrolled in the nearest school for the area of their household registration.

Where parents or other legal guardians work or reside in a place other than their household registration for school-age children or teenagers who receive compulsory education at the place where their parents or other legal guardians work or reside, the local people** shall provide them with equal conditions for receiving compulsory education. Specific measures shall be formulated by provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government. ”

This means that parents should bring the relevant documents, contact the local school directly, and complain to the local school bureau if there is any objection or rejection. Of course, each region has different policies for children with foreign hukou to go to school, and the documents required are also different

In 2015, if the school-age children of migrant workers need to receive compulsory education in Shanghai, the school-age children must hold a valid Shanghai Temporary Residence Permit, and one of the parents must hold a valid Shanghai Residence Permit. or one of the parents has held a valid Shanghai Temporary Residence Permit for at least 3 years (from the date of first issuance to July 30, 2015), and has completed flexible employment registration at the Community Affairs Reception Service Center for 2 consecutive years (from the date of first registration to July 30, 2015).

In 2015, the deadline for accepting children from immigrants was July 30, and from 2016, the deadline for all new students to apply for admission is June 30.

For the children of migrants enrolled in primary school, the primary school stage is mainly to enter public schools, and if there is a shortage of public education resources in some areas, they can make overall arrangements to enter private primary schools entrusted by the first place.