（1） Confirm admission information and maintain contact with the school
The admission notice usually includes admission information such as the major, length of study, language of instruction, as well as registration information such as the time, location, and required materials for new students.
*It is best for new students to confirm their accommodation arrangements with the school in advance before enrollment to prevent situations where they cannot move in due to room shortages; Contact with the school is usually done through email, phone, and other means.
（2） List of items that may be needed during the study abroad period
1. Electrical appliances: laptops and other electronic products and their accessories, power conversion plugs, power transformers, mobile power banks, etc. (Chinese standard voltage is 220V, pictures show Chinese standard sockets, please bring your own voltage conversion equipment);

4. Clothing: China has a vast territory with significant climate differences, making it difficult to have a unified clothing reference standard. Please prepare clothing according to the climate of the school's location;
5. Common drugs: respiratory system drugs, digestive system drugs, painkillers, anti-inflammatory drugs, mosquito repellents, moisturizers, etc.
6. It is recommended to carry an appropriate amount of cash (RMB) with you to pay for basic expenses such as arriving at school from the airport and purchasing daily necessities.
7. Required documents to be carried
Before departure, please check if you have brought the following materials:
*Valid passport and visa
*Admission Notice (Original)
*Application Form for Visa for Foreign Students Studying in China (JW201/JW202 Forms) (Original)
*Tuition fees (if self paid)
*2 inch white background photos (at least 2 photos)
*Foreigner Physical Examination Record (Add Download Link)
*Family members' passports, visas, marriage certificates, and birth certificates (please bring them if needed)
Here are the recommended personal documents you should bring (if needed):
*Medical prescription
*Pre academic transcript
*Original copy of pre diploma graduation certificate
*Recommendation letter
The above item details are for reference only.
Studying abroad in China is thousands of miles away from home. We suggest that you bring your most important documents, clothing, and other personal belongings with you. Electrical appliances, daily necessities, and other items can be purchased on campus and in nearby shopping malls. Various cities in China are densely populated with shopping malls and supermarkets of all sizes, making it very convenient for you to purchase everything you need. In addition, QR code payment and online shopping have become very popular in China. With just a touch of the keyboard, you can fulfill your wishes without leaving your home.
In addition, if possible, we recommend that you bring clothing, musical instruments, picture books, photos, or other small souvenirs that are unique to your hometown when studying alone and away from it. These souvenirs not only allow you to experience the charm of your hometown even if you are far away in Beijing, but also allow you to communicate with classmates and reduce your longing for your hometown.
If necessary, a small amount of commonly used personal medication can be carried. After completing the enrollment procedures, you can go to the local hospital or school hospital for medical treatment.
In addition, according to relevant regulations of the Chinese government, opium, morphine, heroin, marijuana, and other addictive drugs and psychotropic substances are allowed; All kinds of weapons, simulation weapons, controlled knives, ammunition, explosives and other items are strictly prohibited from being brought into China. For specific information, please refer to:
General Administration of Customs Order No. 43 (List of Prohibited and Restricted Items for Import and Export of the People's Republic of China) http://www.customs.gov.cn/customs/302249/302266/302267/356445/index.html
Announcement of the General Administration of Customs No. 46 of 2013 (Explanation on Issues Related to the "List of Prohibited Items for Import and Export of the People's Republic of China" and the "List of Restricted Items for Import and Export of the People's Republic of China") http://www.customs.gov.cn/customs/302249/302266/302267/357328/index.html
（3） Bank foreign exchange
(i) Foreign currency exchange:
International students are allowed to bring enough foreign currency for their daily lives before coming to China. After arriving in China, they can exchange the foreign currency for RMB at a bank near the school and open a RMB account. You can bring the following currencies and exchange them for RMB: GBP, HKD, USD, EUR, JPY, CAD, AUD.
Bank of China has the highest number of currencies for foreign currency exchange. You can log in to the Bank of China website to check relevant information: http://www.boc.cn/
(ii) Traveler's checks:
Most banks in China can exchange traveler's checks for US dollars. However, the process of exchanging foreign currency checks takes a long time, approximately 40 working days, so we still recommend that you bring some cash.
(iii) Telegraphic transfer:
If you plan to wire transfer living expenses and other expenses to your account in Beijing, please bring enough cash to cover your short-term accommodation and food needs.
(iv) Bank withdrawal:
Banks have daily withdrawal limits for credit or debit cards. Please confirm the daily withdrawal limit of your credit/debit card within China at your issuing bank before departure.
（4） Insurance
During their study abroad in China, international students are required to purchase medical insurance and personal accident insurance. You can purchase them in advance in your own country or choose to purchase them after arriving in China. At present, the vast majority of Chinese universities provide guidance and consulting services for international students studying in China, including purchasing medical insurance, claims settlement, and medical guidance,
For relevant matters after arriving in China, please refer to the "Notice to China" on this website