Before you go and while studying abroad, check the Ministry of Education’s study‑abroad warnings
The Ministry of Education issues specific warnings for certain countries or regions when recent safety conditions or policies there appear unfavorable to Chinese students. These are official, publicly posted risk notices that you can verify in writing — far more reliable than what any agency might tell you. Checking them costs nothing.
Nothing to pay. Check it once before departure and then on…
The Ministry posts study‑abroad warnings on its Overseas Education Supervision website. In 2025, four such war…
Nothing to pay. Check it once before departure and then once each semester.
The Ministry posts study‑abroad warnings on its Overseas Education Supervision website. In 2025, four such warnings were issued. Warning No. 1 warned that certain higher‑education bills in some U.S. states contained provisions hostile toward China (April 9, 2025). Warnings No. 2 and No. 3 both highlighted the high incidence of cases involving Chinese citizens in the Philippines and an overall poor study‑abroad environment there (July 18, 2025 and August 30, 2025). Warning No. 4 noted deteriorating safety and study conditions in Japan, advising prospective students to plan carefully before going (November 16, 2025).
教育部教育涉外监管信息网. 预警信息. https://jsj.moe.gov.cn/；教育部发布 2025 年第 4 号留学预警. https://jsj.moe.gov.cn/n2/2/2/2060.shtml；第 1 号. https://jsj.moe.gov.cn/n2/2/2/2001.shtml
Open source linkThese warnings are not outright bans; they simply provide an official basis for evaluating risk. They are updated as circumstances change, so this section is not kept current — always refer to the latest page on the website. For information on personal safety and consular assistance abroad, see Section 21.