Can children from other places go to kindergarten? Can a foreign hukou attend kindergarten in the local area?

At present, the more developed cities in China attract more migrants to work and settle down. Can children from other places in kindergarten go to school? Some parents want their children to attend local kindergartens and think that local public kindergartens are better than private kindergartens. Can a foreign hukou attend kindergarten locally?

Foreign hukou can attend kindergarten locally, but it can only be attended if it meets the relevant conditions. Every city has different conditions for children from other places to attend public kindergartens. Take Shanghai as an example. When children with foreign household registration enter the park, parents need to prepare six kinds of documents: Shanghai residence permit, registration reservation form, original household registration book, work certificate, residence certificate (house property certificate or rental contract) and vaccination card.

After the parents prepare the relevant documents, they will take their children to the public kindergarten near their place of residence to register, wait for the kindergarten to wait for the lottery, and if they win the lottery, they can enter the park. If you don't get it, you need to wait for the next year or find another kindergarten to study.

If it is a private kindergarten, there is no lottery. If you go directly to a private kindergarten, children can enter the park. Private kindergartens require parents to provide simple proof materials, which is not much, but the monthly kindergarten fee will be more expensive. So parents want their children to go to public kindergartens.