Can foreign hukou take the college entrance examination in Tianjin?

Tianjin candidates cannot enjoy the Tianjin college entrance examination policy.

In the Tianjin college entrance examination, the premise is to have a complete high school student status in Tianjin.

Foreign hukou can't take the senior high school entrance examination in Tianjin, so they can't take the college entrance examination in Tianjin.

The state stipulates that students who take the college entrance examination must go back to their registered residence to take the college entrance examination, that is to say, if they want to take the college entrance examination in Tianjin, they must apply for a Tianjin hukou, while Tianjin stipulates that foreign students must finish three years of high school in Tianjin and have a Tianjin blue-printed hukou, otherwise they will be regarded as college entrance examination immigrants.

The college entrance examination policy for accompanying children shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Measures for the Administration of Residence Permit in Tianjin (Jinfa [2015] No.39). The Measures for the Administration of Residence Permit in Tianjin stipulates that the accompanying children of residence permit holders who meet the relevant provisions of the state and this Municipality after receiving compulsory education may apply for admission to secondary vocational schools in this Municipality, take the college entrance examination in spring and enroll in higher vocational colleges independently. If the children who move with them take refuge or settle down, they can sign up for the entrance examination of ordinary high schools and colleges and universities in this city in accordance with relevant regulations. In other words, if the holder of the residence permit is not sure that he can settle in Tianjin within two years, then even if the child attends high school in Tianjin, he can't take the college entrance examination in Tianjin. It's better to make plans as soon as possible and let the children go back to their hometown for further study, because some provinces also have the requirements for returning to their hometown for college entrance examination.