Can mainland high school students go to Hong Kong to attend high school? In other words, there is no way out is unreliable. What is the education in Hong Kong? My junior high school political teacher

Can mainland high school students go to Hong Kong to attend high school? In other words, there is no way out is unreliable. What is the education in Hong Kong? My junior high school political teacher said it was not bad. Hong Kong's education system can be divided into two types, one is the local public system, and the other is the international school system that is completely divorced from Hong Kong and follows foreign countries.

The local system in Hong Kong is to attend local ordinary schools, use local textbooks, take local college entrance examinations and attend local universities.

The international academic system abroad is to attend an international school, study in full accordance with the foreign system, take the college entrance examination or other exams abroad, and then go abroad directly to study at a university.

Education in Hong Kong's local system can only be accepted by people with Hong Kong permanent resident status (referred to as Hong Kong hukou). The Hong Kong government provides students with a system of "12 years free education". Students can get free compulsory education from the first grade of primary school to the third grade of high school (that is, they can graduate from high school anyway). Students only need to pay for their own books (about HK$ 2,000 per year) and miscellaneous fees of other schools (about several hundred yuan per year). Senior three. According to the system in Hong Kong, universities in Hong Kong must reserve places for local students, and the remaining places are allocated to mainland and foreign students. Therefore, Hong Kong students will not compete with mainland students for university degrees in Hong Kong.

As for international schools, there is no identity restriction at all. However, international schools do not have any government subsidies and the tuition fees are high. There are millions of graduates from primary schools to foreign universities, but the education in international schools will be more open and avant-garde than that in Hong Kong.

As for the issue of "Hong Kong hukou", because the identity of Hong Kong and Macao residents is completely independent of the household registration system in the Mainland (Hong Kong and Macao are not included in the household registration system), it is completely different from the general household registration in the Mainland.

At present, there are several ways for non-Hong Kong people to obtain Hong Kong hukou:

Become the spouse of Hong Kong people.

Whether they are immediate relatives of Hong Kong people or dependent relatives.

Investment immigrants, assets exceeding HK$ 6,543,800,000, and investment in Hong Kong exceeding HK$ 6,543,800,000.

An excellent talent plan is to introduce professionals, such as Di Yun and Lang Lang.

If you do not meet the above conditions, you will basically not get permanent resident status in Hong Kong.

What needs to be clear is that once you get a "Hong Kong hukou", you can never transfer it back to a mainland hukou. According to the current law, Hong Kong hukou is permanent and can never be abandoned or destroyed.

However, if you are interested in coming to Hong Kong for further study, you can consider coming to Hong Kong for further study at the undergraduate level. At present, universities in Hong Kong will recruit many mainland students. As long as you get enough results in the college entrance examination, you can continue to work and live in Hong Kong after graduation, and of course you can choose to go back to the mainland. (Studying at a university in Hong Kong does not involve the transfer of household registration)