Detailed explanation of the policies of studying abroad with accompanying students in various countries; Britain and the United States restrict parents from accompanying students.

Britain: parents are restricted from accompanying students.

In Britain, parents can't accompany them, but spouses or minor children can accompany them and return to China with their parents after completing their studies. If children study in the UK, they can apply for a visit visa for about 3-6 months.

Australia: The policy is relatively loose. Parents of international students under 18 can apply to accompany them.

Australia's accompanying reading policy is quite loose. In addition to parents, relatives of international students can also apply as guardians.

The definition of relatives in Australian immigration law: parents, spouses, children, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, nephews, grandparents and grandchildren; In addition, steprelatives can also. But the guardian must be over 2 1 year old.

New Zealand: accompanying parents are forbidden to work

New Zealand prohibits young international students under the age of 10 or 10 from living alone in the local area, and their parents must accompany them. New Zealand will amend the visa regulations to allow parents to stay in New Zealand for one year at a time, but they are not allowed to work and are not eligible for national medical care.

Application conditions:

1. The applicant must be the immediate family members (parents, grandparents, grandparents) of the ward.

2. The students that the applicant will accompany must apply for the courses in Form 7 below.

Students aged 1 1- 13 who are not accompanied by their parents need special approval from the Ministry of Education. Schools with boarding schools can be exempted from the examination.

United States: Parents restrict accompanying reading

Parents of foreign students are restricted to accompany them, and can be taken care of by local relatives or guardians designated by the school during their study abroad.

Canada: accompanying parents are not encouraged or accepted, and accompanying visas belong to visiting relatives.

In terms of visa types, Canada has no visa types for accompanying students. The Canadian government does not encourage young students to study abroad. However, in practice, the Canadian Immigration Bureau classifies the accompanying visa as a visitvisa. However, if the child is young, he can apply for a visit visa first, and then renew it continuously to achieve the purpose of companionship. This kind of visa lasts for half a year at most and can be renewed for one year. The visa for visiting relatives essentially plays the role of accompanying visa.

Applying for a tourist visa requires two basic conditions:

1. Canada has an inviter.

2. There is sufficient economic proof to live and consume in Canada, usually 654.38+ 10,000 yuan/year.

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