Regarding the question of children going to primary school, is it not possible to go to a local hous

When a child is in elementary school, he or she can go to school without a local hukou. The impact is not too great. However, if the hukou requirements are stricter, you need to spend money to get in.

If it is not for the local hukou to apply for a temporary residence permit, the child is also allowed to go to school.

Generally speaking, your hukou is not local, and it is definitely not allowed to go to school here, because the Education Bureau stipulates that you can only go to school in the place where your hukou is located, and if you want to go to school here, you will have to pay more to win.

Children can also go to school if their hukou is not local, but they must go to the relevant department to apply for a legal residence permit. When your child reaches school age, the local education department will match the number of children with some local permanent residents, and if you have a local permanent residence, it will be easier for your child to go to school.

Children who are not registered in the local area can also go to school. There is no problem with attending school in the school district, but you can also go to a private school. The main thing is to prepare relevant certificates, such as household registration booklet, local rental certificate, etc.

Come to your question about your child's primary school, isn't it possible to go to a local hukou? My salesman is not allowed to go to school if the child is not a local hukou, so you say hello first, so the child can go to school, so see if the school accepts the foreign hukou of the foreign hukou how to go to school, so be sure to say hello. The school does not accept non-local hukou to go to school.

It is also possible to go to primary school without a local hukou, because everyone has the right to education, which is a right enjoyed by Chinese citizens in accordance with the law.

Regarding the issue of children going to primary school, his policies are different in different places, so you can consult them.

I don't have a local hukou, so I don't have a local hukou and I have no problem going to university.

If the child is in primary school, it is not a local hukou, and if it meets the policy of borrowing or points ranking, it can be entered.

Children do not have a local hukou to go to school, and they can also go to school with a temporary residence permit.

Of course, you can, as long as you have a temporary residence permit, you can go to school anywhere.

If the child is in primary school, if it is not a local hukou, he should have a real estate certificate or local social security.

As for the question of the child's schooling, if you don't have a local hukou, that's okay.

Children who go to primary school are not registered locally, which is very common in various places, and there should be corresponding policies and clear interpretations in various places.

Nowadays, it has become a common problem for children to go to primary school in other places, and it is certain that as long as they reach the appropriate age to enter primary school, they will definitely go to primary school. This is also a kind of protection and guarantee for the state to go to school for school-age children of minors.

Before your child goes to school, be sure to check with the school where the residence is located to see the specific requirements of the school. Generally, it is necessary to provide the ID cards of both parents, the household registration book of the whole family, and the contract of buying or renting a house locally. The property certificate should be the most important point, because now it is all zoning admission, so the main thing is to look at the property.

No, you cannot. Children should bring their local household registration booklet, real estate certificate of residence, and purple book of vaccination for preschool children.

Bring all the above documents to register in the local primary school.

Yes. If you don't have a local hukou, you can also arrange for school nearby.

Don't worry about it at all.

Hope it helps.

Questions. What if I don't have a title deed locally?

There is no problem in the nine-year compulsory education.

Questions. Isn't that good for high school?

If you are in high school, you generally need a real estate certificate.

If you are in high school, you generally need a real estate certificate.

Questions. What about renting?

If your child is admitted to this high school, it will be no problem.

Renting is also available.

If your child wants to go to primary school in another place, you have to give ** fee, cross-school fee, where the child's household registration is, where to go to school, if you go to school in other places, you generally have to give cross-school fees.

Legal analysis: If you are not a local hukou, you can go to a local primary school and go through the borrowing procedures. Borrowers refer to students who are not enrolled in nine-year compulsory education in the place where their hukou is located.

Formalities: The student's guardian shall submit a written application for borrowing to the school in which he or she is currently studying, issue relevant supporting materials, and provide proof of the receiving school's consent to borrowing. The relevant materials submitted by the guardian should be kept together with the borrowing certificate stub for future reference.

Legal basis: Article 9 of the Education Law of the People's Republic of China Citizens of the People's Republic of China have the right and obligation to receive Zheng Xin's education. Citizens enjoy equal educational opportunities in accordance with the law, regardless of ethnicity, race, gender, occupation, property status, religious belief, etc.

Legal Analysis: Yes, students can enroll in school either near the place of their household registration, or at the nearest place where their parents or their legal guardians work or live. Where school-age children or adolescents receive compulsory education at the place where their parents or other legally-designated guardians work or reside, the local people** shall provide them with conditions for receiving compulsory education on an equal footing.

Legal basis: 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 enlightened youths 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.

The county-level people's education administrative department shall ensure that the children of military personnel in their administrative areas receive compulsory education.

Admission is available. Now there are new regulations on children's schooling, children go to school in the place where the hukou is located, you and the child, and the mother's hukou are all in the hukou section, and the house and the stall are the mother's name to hold the shed and talk about it. If you have a hukou in another place and go to school in a different place, you need a temporary residence permit for your hukou, you can only live for more than 5 years, and you can only enroll in school if you have a real estate certificate for renting a house.

This is the new rule, and it is a blessing for the children of migrant workers, and in either case, the children are in school.