National policies and treatment of international students.

The state's policies and treatment for foreign students are as follows:

First, preferential policies for entrepreneurship.

If you want to start a business, then you are very suitable for returning to China for development. Governments at all levels in China are now supporting entrepreneurship more and more. The policy stipulates: "The state and local governments will give different degrees of financial support to overseas high-level talents for employment and entrepreneurship according to specific relevant regulations and the situation of individuals or their enterprises; There are also some concessions for its taxes and loans. "

The amount of subsidies in each city will be different. Shenzhen and Shanghai have the highest enthusiasm for introducing overseas talents. Shenzhen's "Subsidy for Overseas Students to Start Business in Shenzhen" and Shanghai's "Pujiang Talent Plan" have both introduced subsidies of up to 500,000 yuan. Students studying in Beijing will receive 654.38+10,000 yuan for free when they return to China to start a business.

Second, the preferential policies for academic research.

Professional title: Many people's professional titles are one or several grades higher than when they were abroad.

Many people are assistant professors abroad and become full professors or associate professors in famous universities as soon as they return home. Many people's research start-up funds are more than one or two million. But it also depends on personal academic background, scientific research achievements, majors, fierce competition in universities, urban location and other factors. When evaluating professional titles, returnees are not limited by working years.

Other subsidies: about 2 million yuan for scientific research and hundreds of thousands of housing subsidies. Some universities not only provide tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of yuan in resettlement fees, but also provide housing subsidies. Many universities build their own houses, such as Tsinghua University, which can provide housing; Many universities or research institutes also make arrangements for returnees' families.

Third, the policy of buying duty-free cars.

The policy stipulates: "All overseas students who have completed their studies in regular foreign universities (colleges) and studied for more than one year can buy a domestic tax-free car in cash within their tax-free quota and the foreign exchange quota brought in from abroad to encourage overseas students to return to work."