Experts studying abroad: Going abroad to play "missing" may affect a child's life.

China exchange students who go to Canada often have "out of thin air" situations, and parents' planning is extremely irresponsible for their children.

This summer, China's study tour to Canada was a great success with "Into Thin Air". Following the mysterious disappearance of two boys in Hunan Province not long ago and a girl applying for refugee status, two exchange students from China mysteriously disappeared in Mississauga recently, only at a young age. Many people are worried about the safety and whereabouts of these children, but at the same time they are wondering: Is their departure from the group planned long ago, or is there something else to hide? Can they try to stay in Canada for a long time in this way? What kind of far-reaching influence will these teenagers have before they reach adulthood?

In response to the recent "disappearance" of China students, the Canadian police showed a very tough attitude from the very beginning, emphasizing in particular that anyone who fails to report information or obstructs the investigation may be accused of "obstructing judicial justice". It can be seen that the end of the situation is not only related to the two "missing" students and the organizers of the English summer camp, but also affects the local residents who participated in any of them, and such accusations are enough to discredit a citizen or permanent resident.

The damage to children may be irreparable.

After the incident, some experts studying abroad said that young children would not make such a big and bold move in a foreign country thousands of miles away in such a short time, and most of the "masterminds" behind them were their parents. No matter what the "hidden feelings" are, it is extremely irresponsible for parents to try to leave their children in Canada in this way.

Zhong Bozhen, a lawyer dealing with immigration affairs, said that if those "missing" children choose not to appear, they will have a black screen, because no one knows where they are, so their fate is full of many unpredictable factors. Once these people are found, they will still be sent back to China. Even if they stay in Canada forever without being discovered, it is not difficult to imagine what kind of situation their hiding life will be.

Juck Zhang, an expert studying abroad, said that even if he can stay in Canada, this experience will have a certain negative impact on his children's psychology and life. Under the psychological burden of "premeditated disappearance" and hasty travel, children may feel inferior in the future, which will affect their communication with others and lead to their inability to adapt to Canadian culture and smoothly integrate into the local society.

I'm afraid it will have a bad influence on the visa for studying abroad.

In recent years, in order to meet the demand of studying abroad, some institutions have set up summer camps abroad to attract a large number of students. Consultants for studying abroad said that children who go abroad to attend summer English classes are generally younger, so organizers must be cautious when finding host families for them.

Recently, the Director of Citizenship and Immigration Department of Anhe, Canada, stressed that the Canadian federal government will not tighten visa approval for overseas people because of individual incidents, but at the same time advised parents in China not to force their young children to stay in Canada through informal channels. Recently, however, some netizens are worried that similar incidents will have a negative impact on the future visa policy for studying abroad. If this happens more and more, there is no guarantee that the Canadian government will tighten the visas for international students in China.