Conditions for tuition-free study abroad in Hong Kong

The conditions for studying in Hong Kong free of tuition are as follows:

1. Have achieved excellent results in undergraduate courses of the University of Hong Kong and obtained at least one degree.

2. when applying for a master's degree, provide proof of academic performance.

3. Provide proof of social contribution when applying for the master's program.

Conditions of attending senior high schools in Hong Kong

Relevant legal documents must be provided and the basic conditions must be met. For the registration or application form of urban real estate change, the applicant must provide proof of identity and proof of other rights in the city. If mainland scholars immigrate to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, or the real estate license is registered as an individual, they first need to come to the local judicial department for authorization, and they need a lawyer to issue relevant identification, otherwise they can't attend high school in Hong Kong.

Required expenses

The Hong Kong Government will not subsidize senior high school students who come to Hong Kong at public expense. The tuition fees of private secondary schools in Hong Kong generally range from HK$ 80,000 to HK$ 6,543,800+plus HK$ 20,000 per year for living expenses. Studying in a high school in Hong Kong for three years requires at least HK$ 300,000, equivalent to RMB270,000.

In mainland China, high school tuition in public schools is generally more than 2,000 yuan per year, while private high school tuition is only 20,000 to 40,000 yuan. Therefore, going to Hong Kong to attend high school is much more expensive than studying in the Mainland. Therefore, if parents want to attend high school in Hong Kong, they must first pass the "money" barrier.

It is more suitable for students who come to Hong Kong for high school.

Mainland students can come to universities to study some short-term courses in the future, and they must choose high school courses in non-public schools. According to relevant information and statistics of relevant departments, about 1 000 mainland students come to Hong Kong to study every year, but some of them leave Hong Kong, mainly because they do not meet the requirements.

Hong Kong residents' compulsory education reaches senior high school, so mainland residents can enjoy the policy of 12 years free education in Hong Kong. However, for those residents from the mainland, the government will definitely not pay for them. Therefore, high schools that recruit mainland students are all non-public schools. These schools have no government subsidies at all, and the fees must be very expensive.