Speaking of this accompanying visa, families studying abroad should all need it, especially those who are very young, in order to make their children's education better and more comprehensive. So many parents send their children abroad, but the children are too young to take care of themselves. At this time, you need an accompanying visa. So what is the accompanying visa policy?

1, UK/Germany/France

Britain, Germany and France don't have parent visas, but parents can apply for a visit visa if they really want to stay with their children for a while.

Generally, the visiting time ranges from three months to six months.

2. America

If the child is studying in a middle school in the United States, parents can apply for two visas if they want to accompany them or visit their children.

One visa is a visitor visa and the other is a tourist visa.

Type of study visa in the United States:

F-2: visas are issued to families of international students (f-1; The validity period of the visa is 12 months, and the number of entry is multiple.

J-2: Visa is issued to the families of exchange visiting scholars (j-1; The validity period of the visa is 12 months, and the number of entry is multiple.

M-2: Visa is issued to families of students studying in vocational schools or other non-academic institutions (m-1; The validity period of the visa is 12 months, and the number of entry is multiple.

3. Canada

Strictly speaking, Canada does not have a study visa, but it can apply for a visit visa. But the duration of this visa in Canada depends on everyone's situation and assets. The time can be 2- 10 years, but how long you can stay after entering the country depends on the customs.

If the explanation will generally allow students to accompany them for about 6 months, but they will not leave the country by then, it will take about 2-3 months to change their residence permit, so it will generally take about 6-8 months, not more than 8 months.