What is the timetable for overseas Chinese students' identity planning in the joint entrance examination?

One: you can choose to study in primary school and senior one and senior two in China, mainly to lay a foundation, and study in overseas international schools for the remaining four years. Before entering the exam, you can stay for two consecutive years, with a cumulative period of not less than 18 months. Four years later, you go back to China to register for the joint entrance examination.

Advantages: Children have a variety of choices, and they can choose to go abroad for further study (European and American universities enroll fewer students in countries outside China than in China, or go back to China to take the joint entrance examination and apply for famous domestic schools).

Two: living in the country for not less than 30 months within five years, that is, studying in junior high school abroad for three years. After graduating from primary school, I went to an overseas international school to attend junior high school. Later, I enrolled in a cram school for overseas Chinese, and then I took the exam.

Advantages: Overseas Chinese cram school teachers are experienced and the counseling is more targeted.

Three: Take permanent residence in Greece as an example. Children can apply for nationality after six years' continuous study, while 985 and 2 1 1 institutions mostly enroll foreign students without trial, as long as they have transcripts and letters of recommendation and pass the interview.

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