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Do applicants to English-taught programs need to pass HSK test?
show answer +For undergraduate international students in China, programs taught in Chinese require applicants to have Chinese language proficiency at or above HSK Level 4.
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Can I apply for government scholarship for a language training program?
show answer +The Shanghai Government Scholarship is exclusively for degree programs. It does not cover Chinese language training or other non-degree courses.
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How can I extend my resident permit for study?
show answer +If you hold a residence permit for study, you may apply for a one-month stay permit within 10 calendar days after completing your studies.
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Is there a scholarship available for high school students?
show answer +Chinese government scholarships for international students currently begin at the undergraduate level and do not include programs for high school students.
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Can I enroll in a Chinese language course at a university in Shanghai using a spouse visa?
show answer +No, you cannot enroll in Chinese language courses at universities in Shanghai using a spouse visa.
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Should I apply for a residence permit while on an X2 visa?
show answer +International students holding an X2 visa and studying in China for less than six months may stay for the full duration of their visa without obtaining a residence permit. Those whose study period exceeds six months must apply for a residence permit before their visa expires.
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How to book a medical check appointment if I don't have a Chinese phone number?
show answer +All bookings are currently managed through the WeChat account "SITHC-SHHG". However, for foreign students who are new to Shanghai and do not yet have access to WeChat, an external mailbox has been set up to assist you.
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