Can a 16 year old minor study abroad on his own?

Minors under the age of 16 can study abroad on their own, but they must appoint a guardian in a foreign country, who is a permanent resident or citizen abroad and has the capacity to assume guardianship responsibilities. A person's ability to live independently is something that he or she has accumulated bit by bit in life, and it cannot be possessed overnight. If you really want to develop your ability to live independently, you must start now, start from yourself, and take action from work, study, life, financial management and other aspects.

Think and do everything by yourself, and ask your parents, classmates, and friends for advice. If you have relatives and friends in Australia, you should enthusiastically take the initiative to contact them to win their favor and learn more through them. Thousands of Chinese students do not have much ability to live independently in China, but after studying abroad, they also know how to save, know how to find a job, know how to cook, know how to learn to live, and understand that many 、、、 roads are walked out by themselves, and they rely on their own exploration, accumulation, and creation, and the road belongs to the strong.

I believe that you can find the most suitable for yourself in the journey of life.

Of course you can, and there are a lot of younger students who go out to study because I was 16 years old and just went out to study on my own. I have classmates who are still 14 years old. I've been over there by myself. Some of the children were younger than us and went out to school on their own. So there's no problem

Yes! I'm so proud of you when you studied abroad at such a young age!

Hello dear, I am glad to answer for you: Chinese citizens over the age of 16 can travel abroad alone, but there are some restrictions. First of all, you must have a valid passport, complete the relevant visa application procedures, and have a valid entry and exit document supervised by the national exit and entry administration department before leaving the country.

Secondly, Chinese citizens over the age of 16 can travel alone, but written consent from a caregiver or parent is required. Caregivers must fill out ** to indicate that they agree to travel alone and to assume the risks and responsibilities that occur during the child's time. In addition, the consulate may ask for a letter from the school to prove that the child is doing well in his or her studies.

All in all, Chinese citizens over the age of 16 can travel abroad on their own, but there are certain conditions and obligations that need to be met.

Under normal circumstances, minors are not allowed to leave the country alone.

The review of visa procedures in European and American countries is relatively strict, especially for the notarization and authentication procedures related to the visa of minors. In addition, many countries do not allow minors under the age of 18 to travel alone and must be accompanied by a guardian, who needs to apply for a visa together.

The notary reminds that if the minor child is led abroad by other relatives, friends, and teachers, then the child's parents need to go to the notary office to handle the notarization in person.

Notarization of travel or performances abroad. Minors traveling abroad or performing theatrical performances usually require the following three types of notarization:

1. Notarization of the "power of attorney" of both parents or one of the parents. The notarization of the "power of attorney" mainly proves that both parents or one of the parents have agreed in accordance with the law that the minor child has full authority to supervise all activities of the minor during the period when the minor child is abroad.

2. Notarization of the "birth" of minors. The notarization of "birth" includes: the minor's date of birth, place of birth, and the names of the parents.

3. Notarization of the "kinship" of relevant personnel. This notarization of "kinship" mainly proves the relationship between the minor and the relatives and friends who are traveling with him or living with him.

Expansion of the material delay:

Children under the age of 16 need the following items to apply for a passport:

1. Children are present.

2. The original and photocopy of the household registration book, and the photocopy with the seal on the first page.

3. Original and photocopy of parents' ID cards.

Encyclopedia - Passport.

People's Daily Online - What notarization and authentication procedures are involved (consul and defense services).

People's Daily Online-Ministry of Education: International students under the age of 18 must have a guardian who lives in China.

People's Daily Online-National Security and Justice Department: Minor children need to apply for notarization of declarations when they go abroad.