Exhibition Overview：

With the continuous increase in the demand for diversified education in the whole society, as one of the world's recognized main source countries for international students, China has become a forefront for major study abroad institutions and universities to attract outstanding Chinese students. Nowadays, more and more children from working-class families are studying abroad, and the market for young students studying abroad has gradually emerged. The Guangzhou International Education and Study Abroad Exhibition will gather numerous universities and study abroad institutions from multiple countries and regions around the world to participate, providing a comprehensive understanding of study abroad information, application strategies, overseas life and employment related issues for families who intend to study abroad. This exhibition will truly serve as a bridge for overseas universities and study abroad immigration service agencies to deeply develop the South China market, promote enrollment, international education cooperation and exchange.

Exhibition highlights：

1.On site assessment to obtain application information in a timely manner; On site consultation, providing comprehensive information on all schools, aiming to strengthen face-to-face communication with parents. Various educational institutions at home and abroad, including comprehensive universities, higher technical colleges, language training schools, etc., participated in this event to meet the educational and study abroad needs of high school students, college students, undergraduate students, primary and secondary school students, and other current and graduating students.

2. The exhibition not only allows Guangzhou students and parents to have "zero distance" communication with numerous prestigious schools, but also provides one-stop services in career planning, scholarship application, visa application, study abroad preparation, overseas living, overseas finance, overseas property immigration, and other aspects.

3. Academic exchange centers from various countries and multiple intermediary agencies held study abroad policy briefing sessions during the exhibition period.