Can parents studying abroad accompany them?

I don't know which country the landlord wants to go to, and the accompanying reading policies in different countries are different. The following are the requirements for parents to accompany students in some popular countries for reference:

Canada: A accompanying parent usually stays for no more than 8 months at a time.

England: I can accompany you to 12 years old.

Australia: Students under 18 can bring a relative, and relatives are not allowed to work.

United States: couples are allowed to accompany them, and parents can apply for tourist visas.

New Zealand: Children between the ages of 5- 12 must be accompanied by one parent. Children aged between 13- 17 can be accompanied by their parents in New Zealand; /kloc-Children over 0/8 years old can apply for a short-term visit visa without their parents.

Germany: There is no special visa for accompanying students, only a visa for visiting relatives, valid for half a year.

Ireland: There is no accompanying visa, only a visiting visa, and you can stay in Ireland for no more than 90 days.

Netherlands: I can't apply for accompanying reading at present. If you are a parent, you can apply for visiting relatives.

France: Students studying in France are eligible to invite relatives to visit relatives in France as long as they have a residence permit valid for more than one year. Parents of international students can also apply for short-term tourist visas if they want to visit their children.