Overseas Chinese Student Joint Examination:
Students with Hong Kong identity (holding a Home Return Permit) can participate in the Overseas Chinese Student Joint Examination and apply to any prestigious university in mainland China. Compared to the domestic college entrance examination, the number of candidates for the Overseas Chinese Student Joint Examination is smaller, the difficulty is lower, and the competition is relatively advantageous.

DSE Examination:
Students with Hong Kong identity can also take the Hong Kong DSE examination. Hong Kong students can use their DSE scores to apply to universities in Hong Kong and abroad. Students holding a Home Return Permit can also directly enter 129 universities in mainland China (including prestigious universities like Tsinghua and Peking University) through the "Non-Examination Admission Program," making it a flexible option.

Hong Kong Schools:
Individuals studying in Hong Kong can bring their children under 18 years old to study in Hong Kong and can apply to all schools in Hong Kong.

Mainland International Schools:
Many purely foreign international schools in mainland China do not accept applications from mainland residents, such as those in Shenzhen, and require Hong Kong identity or foreign nationality for admission. This is a good choice for families looking to pursue an international education.