Admission and documents

The document a school in China issues to a student it has admitted. It is submitted with every X1 and X2 visa application.

SourceEntry-Exit Regulations (NIA), Article 7(11)MOE Order No. 42, Article 35See alsoJW202 formX1 visa

The document each university publishes for international applicants. The university admits students by the conditions and procedure written in it.

SourceMOE Order No. 42, Articles 11 and 23See alsoInternational student

Schools in China run a full-coverage insurance system for international students. A student who does not buy insurance as required is not admitted or not registered.

SourceMOE Order No. 42, Article 40See alsoInternational student

The medical form printed by the Chinese quarantine authorities. Scholarship applicants staying more than six months submit a copy; it needs the physician’s signature, the hospital stamp and a sealed photo, and results are valid for six months. Schools confirm it at enrolment.

SourceCSC application guide, section VI, item 12MOE Order No. 42, Article 39See alsoResidence permit for study

In Chinese rules, a foreign student who does not hold Chinese nationality and is being educated at a school in China.

SourceMOE Order No. 42, Articles 2 and 9See alsoDegree educationAdmissions brochure

The Visa Application for Study in China form used for Chinese Government Scholarship students and students coming through intergovernmental exchange channels. The China Scholarship Council handles it with the university concerned.

SourceMOE reply on JW201/JW202, replySee alsoJW202 formChinese Government ScholarshipX1 visaRead the full entry

The Visa Application for Study in China form used for self-funded students. Each university handles it for the students it has admitted.

SourceMOE reply on JW201/JW202, replySee alsoJW201 formX1 visaAdmission noticeRead the full entry