Does joining the party have an impact on studying abroad and immigration?

What's upstairs is pure nonsense. I know from your answer that you haven't touched party member at all. Pure speculation. First of all, there is a "political view" in the visa form for going abroad. Does it allow you to declare your political beliefs? One more question: When looking for a job abroad, will the employer ask you to declare: "I am not party member"? Finally, immigration. Sorry, I filled out many forms in the process of immigration, but I haven't found out which form should be filled in "Is it party member?" Joining the party, as a political belief, belongs to personal freedom and privacy, just like religion abroad. No one will investigate your beliefs when studying abroad. Moreover, you don't need to mention your party member identity in the application materials, so you don't have to worry about it ~~ ~ In foreign countries, many foreigners also know that joining the party at China University shows that you are an excellent student to some extent, let alone going to a foreign company ~ ~