What do I have to do before I go abroad? What to prepare before you go abroad

What you need to prepare before going abroad:

1. Carry one or two more common international credit cards, and try to bring as little cash as possible.

2. Write your name, address and ** number on the inside and outside of each piece of luggage. Whenever possible, use a bag tag with an outer lid to avoid revealing your identity and lock your luggage.

3. Before going abroad, figure out the way to return to China. Inform your family of your itinerary, the number of the hotel you are staying in and the contact information of the travel agency you are participating in, and keep in touch with your family at all times if you are traveling on your own.

4. Purchase travel safety insurance and medical insurance, and understand the insurance items in detail to ensure their own rights and interests.

5. Make two copies of your passport, air ticket, driver's license and credit card, one with you and the other with your relatives and friends in China. Carry a few passports with you** so that you can quickly apply for a replacement if your passport is stolen or lost.

6. In order to avoid trouble when passing through the customs, it is best to put the medicine in the original and marked bottles, cans or boxes. If the drug is special or contains narcotic ingredients, you should bring a certificate issued by a doctor. Avoid carrying powdered medicines to avoid being mistaken for drugs.

If you have any doubts about whether it is legal to bring drugs into the country, you should consult the country's institutions in China or Chinese embassies abroad in advance.

7. Apply for a health certificate from the local quarantine department and accept relevant vaccinations. Each city has a special local health and quarantine bureau, and it is best to go to the quarantine bureau 2 weeks before leaving the country to apply for a physical examination to avoid vaccination reactions during the trip. Generally, you need to submit 2 two-inch photos when applying, undergo a health check, and apply for vaccination at the same time.

There are two main types of vaccinations, cholera vaccination, which is valid for 6 months; Yellow fever vaccination, valid for 10 years. There are also some special requirements for going to special areas. The International Vaccination Certificate and the International Travel Health Card are used internationally, especially the vaccination certificate, which is called the "Yellow Card".

When you leave the country, the security department will ask for both documents. If you forget this procedure in the country, the security department at the airport will arrange for an inspection and issue a substitute card at the same time.

Prepare before you go abroad.

Passport for study or study visa.

Ticket ID for ** (length and width or length 4cm and width 3cm).

About 5 6 sheets.

The ** used for the certificate issued after coming to the future is almost always one of the above two sizes. It is often required when applying for alien registration and applying to schools and dormitories, so you can bring more.

Standing medicines. When you first arrive, you are often sick due to the discomfort of the environment, and it is difficult to judge whether the medicines sold in Japanese pharmacies are suitable for you. Therefore, it is a good idea to bring some common cold medicines and analgesics that are commonly used in your home country.

Clothes. In Japan, the temperature difference between the four seasons is large; In addition, because the terrain is long and narrow from north to south, the temperature varies greatly depending on the location. Therefore, it is necessary to prepare some clothing according to the average temperature of the arrival place when you arrive in Japan.

Especially in autumn, when the temperature in Japan has begun to drop, it is best to bring some warm clothes (such as sweaters, coats, etc.).

Yen. The amount of yen you bring depends on the accommodation, and the choice of dormitory varies greatly depending on the accommodation. However, for the first period of time after coming here, you will need at least 100,000 yen to buy daily necessities in addition to the cost of accommodation.

I'm determined to study abroad! is nervous and excited, it seems that success beckons, and I vaguely see the future of returning home. So I happily got busy, looking for advertisements, choosing intermediaries, and going through various notarization procedures, and everything seemed to be going on in an orderly manner.

In fact, as China has become rich and powerful, it has become easier and easier to obtain foreign visas. So, what exactly do you need to do to be well prepared before going abroad? What do you have to face after seeing the country first?

The greeting at the destination airport, finding the first step to settle down in the house, and going through the enrollment procedures, all of which have been arranged by our study abroad agency agencies, it seems that studying abroad is really that simple, and the service fee of 10,000 yuan or 20,000 yuan is not paid in vain. When school started, the problems of Chinese students became apparent when they were actually taught in a foreign classroom for the first time! In a foreign school, it is not the school that has set the curriculum, but it has become that students can choose courses freely within a certain range, at this time, Chinese students are confused, whether to choose more courses to end their studies quickly, or to choose fewer courses and strive to learn each subject, if someone points out how good it would be before going abroad!

In a foreign classroom, it is not always the teacher who asks the students, but the students who ask the teacher, at this time, the Chinese students can't think of what questions to ask, if they have practiced such a class process before going abroad! The English spoken by the teacher in a foreign classroom actually makes the Chinese students who have just come to understand a few words, and when they take the IELTS test in China, isn't it already 7 points? Old international students said that it was the industry English in the discipline, in fact, there are only one or two thousand commonly used words, which is not difficult, but it must be mastered.

At this time, new international students always think about how good it would be if they could learn industry English in China! In a foreign classroom, the teacher actually asked the shy Chinese students to give a speech on stage, and I envied the local students who could calmly explain their opinions, and how good it would be if they had been trained in English speech in China! The teacher in a foreign classroom actually does not let students do questions, but writes long academic reports, oh my God, in China, even college graduates can "learn from each other", and now they have to consult materials in the library and write ten thousand words, if only the domestic training in academic writing would be good!

The differences between China and abroad are obvious, not only in terms of language and appearance, but also in culture, which catches unprepared young students off guard. In recent years, more and more domestic scholars have been paying attention to the issue of international students being able to study smoothly, and it is for this reason that the Preparatory Department of Beijing Foreign University was born. In fact, these questions are not difficult, most of the Chinese students have a solid academic foundation, but lack some of the adaptability training before studying abroad, the opportunity is reserved for those who are prepared, it is recommended that students who are determined to study abroad must first be academically and mentally prepared.

Before going abroad, you need to prepare: visa, passport, ID card, daily necessities, clothing, shoes, luggage and bags.

Preparation of daily necessities: including toiletries, essential items, small sewing kits, cosmetic boxes, multi-purpose knives, practical maps, nail clippers, sunning oil, etc.

Preparation of clothing, shoes and hats: including seasonal clothing (two or three sets in summer, one or two sets in winter, mainly to apply, not too little or too much, but also a set of formal ceremonial clothing for formal occasions), two pairs of shoes (light and comfortable), hats and hats (summer hats, winter cold hats).

Luggage and bags are prepared for miracles: sturdy and durable suitcases or backpacks, bags should not be too large, inconvenient when consigning, and suitcases should have pulleys to facilitate handling. Label your name tag (Chinese and English name, country, country and region) on the suitcase with a self-adhesive strip.

In addition, you should also prepare a carry-on bag or imitation smart shoulder bag waist bag for valuables such as passports, maps, notebooks, cameras, wallets, etc.

1. Carry the necessary clothes of the source, and prepare thick and thin clothes in case of emergency;

2. Before departure, check the local prices and accommodation, and it is best to book in advance, otherwise it is easy to be deceived by the local Pei San**;

3. Prepare enough money before going out to match Tanshi, so as not to encounter emergencies and facilitate emergency response;

4. Install translation software on your mobile phone and use your mobile phone to communicate;

5. Prepare your passport and visa in advance;

6. After the itinerary is confirmed, seize the time to order a round-trip air ticket.