Can parents go abroad when they are in prison? Parents are in prison, is the child affected?

Although parents have been in prison, it will not affect their children's study abroad if they say something from the immigration background investigation.

But economically speaking, if both parents are in prison, it is estimated that you can't open some economic documents required by the immigration department.

Generally speaking, some parents' financial guarantee documents are needed to prove that parents have the financial ability to pay their children's tuition and living expenses.

For example, the parents' work unit issued an official letter to prove the position, length of service, annual salary, income in the past two years, bank deposit receipt and so on. If they were all in prison, these probably wouldn't come out.

However, the family's business income can also be used as economic guarantee, and it may be necessary to provide: the names of all shareholders/business registration certificates/tax bills (tax returns) for the last six months, audited financial audit statements of enterprises indicating creditor's rights income/statements written on the company's official letter and stationery indicating the opening date, number of employees and business scope.

In short, if you can provide reasonable and legal proof of economic security, it is not a big problem for children to go abroad. Your criminal record has no effect on their visa application. . Unless you go to prison because you belong to any terrorist organization, it will affect the visas of some countries.

I wonder if there are any restrictions in China. Basically, visas in Canada, the United States, Britain and Australia do not restrict children whose parents are in prison from obtaining study visas.