Eight-year-old children apply for studying in the United States. Can parents accompany you? Can you work with them at the same time?

1. Parents accompany them, and different countries have different policies.

2. USA: You can apply for a tourist visa.

For children studying in middle schools in the United States, parents can apply for visiting relatives or tourist visas if they really want to accompany them or visit their children. You can't apply for a visit visa in advance. Parents can apply for a student visa after the child is completed. The visa for visiting relatives is valid for one year, with multiple round trips, each valid for 1-6 months. Generally, parents in China give 1 month each time according to the length of time given when they enter the United States.

3. Australia: You can accompany your child to 18 years old.

According to Australian policy, if the child is under 18 years old, parents or guardians can apply for a 580 visa (student guardian visa) to accompany the child to 18 years old.

In addition, parents can also visit students and apply for a visit visa for only three months when their children go to college.

According to Australian law, international students under the age of 18 must have a guardian if their parents are not accompanying them, otherwise the Immigration Bureau will not grant them a visa. According to the current regulations, applicants can live in relatives' homes or in Australian local homes designated or recognized by the authorities, and they will be their guardians.

4. Canada: Accompany you to pass the visiting visa.

In terms of visa types, Canada has no visa types for accompanying students. However, in practice, Immigration Canada classifies accompanying visas as visiting visas. This kind of visa lasts for half a year at most, which can be renewed for one year and can be applied repeatedly. Therefore, the visitor visa can basically play the role of accompanying visa.

For a visit visa, there are two basic conditions, one is that the Canadian side has an invitation, and the other is that there is enough economic proof to live and spend in Canada.

5. Britain: You can apply for a visit visa to see your children.

There is no special visa for parents to accompany their children in Britain. Generally speaking, China students attend secondary schools and live in boarding schools in Britain, so parents don't have to worry about their children's safety. If parents really want to spend some time with their children, they can apply for a visiting visa.

6. Singapore: Mothers can accompany their fathers.

Singapore allows spouses and parents to accompany them, but the latter must be maternal relatives of children under 16. Singapore allows accompanying mothers to work. The accompanying mothers of foreign students studying in government schools in Singapore can apply for a special work permit from the Ministry of Labor in Singapore after the students have been enrolled for one year.