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中国政府奖学金面向非中国籍公民，一般通过中国驻当地使领馆或中国高校等受理机构申请。本文梳理资助内容、申请条件、材料清单与时间安排。
- 资助内容：中国政府奖学金一般包括学费、住宿、生活补助和综合医疗保险等，具体资助标准以官方公布及录取院校通知为准。
- 申请渠道：申请人须向有关受理部门提出申请，可通过中国驻当地使领馆或中国高校等渠道办理；留学中国网（www.campuschina.org）提供各奖学金项目介绍、申请办法及流程、中国高校介绍等信息。
- 年龄与学历要求：攻读学士学位者应具有高中毕业同等学力，年龄一般不超过25周岁；攻读硕士学位者应具有学士学位或同等学力，年龄一般不超过35周岁；攻读博士学位者应具有硕士学位或同等学力，年龄一般不超过40周岁；普通进修生年龄一般不超过45周岁，高级进修生年龄一般不超过50周岁。
- 语言要求：以中文为专业教学语言的，攻读学士学位者及普通进修生（汉语言专业除外）、高级进修生中文水平原则上至少达到HSK三级，攻读硕士、博士学位者原则上至少达到HSK四级；以外语为专业教学语言的，需按学校要求提供雅思、托福等相应语言能力证明。
- 本科入学测试：申请攻读学士学位者须参加“来华留学本科入学学业水平测试（CSCA）”，并在申报截止日期前报名参加考试并取得有效成绩单。
- 材料清单：《中国政府奖学金申请表》、护照首页、经公证的最高学历证明、学习成绩单、语言能力证明、CSCA成绩单（本科）、预录取材料、来华学习或研究计划、推荐信（硕士、博士及高级进修生）、个人作品（艺术设计类）、未满18周岁申请人的在华法定监护人文件、外国人体格检查表（在华学习超过6个月）以及无犯罪记录证明。
- 申请时间：网上申请一般在入学前一年的年底至次年年初进行，各国受理机构的截止日期不同。以中国驻波兰使馆公布的2026/2027学年通知为例，网上申请截止日期为2026年2月16日；未按时提交或材料不完整的，按自动弃权处理。
- 面试与结果通知：部分受理机构会安排视频面试，如驻波兰使馆通知要求2月18日前发出面试邀请、2月20日前回复确认、2月25日前组织面试；录取结果由受理机构及录取院校通知申请人，请以官方通知为准。
中国政府奖学金生的遴选一般由受理机构按年度组织，申请条件、材料与时间安排以当年官方通知为准。建议提前准备学历证明与成绩单的公证和翻译件，并为体检、无犯罪记录证明等材料留出办理时间。
留学中国网（www.campuschina.org）是了解各奖学金项目、申请流程与中国高校信息的官方渠道，申请前可先在该网站查看项目介绍与申请办法。
以上为一般性说明，具体要求与最新规定以官方发布为准。
English
Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC): Eligibility, Documents and Deadlines
The Chinese Government Scholarship is open to non-Chinese citizens and is normally applied for through a receiving agency, such as a Chinese embassy or consulate or a Chinese university. This guide summarises what the scholarship covers, who can apply, what documents are needed and when to apply.
- What it covers: the Chinese Government Scholarship generally includes tuition, accommodation, a living allowance and comprehensive medical insurance. The exact standards follow official announcements and the admission notice of the host university.
- How to apply: applicants must apply to the relevant receiving agency, such as a Chinese embassy or consulate or a Chinese university. The Study in China website (www.campuschina.org) provides introductions to the scholarship programmes, application procedures and Chinese universities.
- Age and academic requirements: bachelor's applicants should have senior high school graduation or equivalent and are generally no older than 25; master's applicants should hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent and are generally no older than 35; doctoral applicants should hold a master's degree or equivalent and are generally no older than 40. General scholars are generally no older than 45 and senior scholars no older than 50.
- Language requirements: for programmes taught in Chinese, bachelor's applicants, general scholars (except Chinese language majors) and senior scholars should generally reach at least HSK Level 3, while master's and doctoral applicants should generally reach at least HSK Level 4. For programmes taught in a foreign language, provide IELTS, TOEFL or other language proof as required by the university.
- Bachelor's admission test: applicants for a bachelor's degree must take the China Scholastic Competence Assessment (CSCA) for undergraduate admission and obtain a valid score report before the application deadline.
- Document checklist: the Chinese Government Scholarship application form, the passport information page, a notarised highest diploma, academic transcripts, language proficiency proof, the CSCA score report (bachelor's), pre-admission documents, a study or research plan, recommendation letters (master's, doctoral and senior scholars), a portfolio (arts and design), legal documents for a guardian in China if under 18, the Foreigner Physical Examination Form (for study longer than six months), and a certificate of no criminal record.
- When to apply: online applications are generally made between the end of the year before enrolment and early the following year, and deadlines differ between receiving agencies. For example, the notice published by the Chinese Embassy in Poland for the 2026/2027 academic year set an online application deadline of 16 February 2026. Applications submitted late or incomplete are treated as withdrawn.
- Interviews and results: some receiving agencies arrange video interviews. The notice from the Chinese Embassy in Poland, for instance, required interview invitations to be sent by 18 February, confirmation of attendance by 20 February and interviews to be organised by 25 February. Admission results are notified by the receiving agency and the admitting university; official notices are authoritative.
Selection for the Chinese Government Scholarship is organised annually by receiving agencies, and the eligibility criteria, documents and schedule follow the official notice for that year. Prepare the notarised and translated versions of your diploma and transcripts early, and allow time to obtain the physical examination form and the certificate of no criminal record.
The Study in China website (www.campuschina.org) is the official channel for information on the scholarship programmes, the application process and Chinese universities. Check the programme introductions and application methods there before you apply.
The above is general guidance only. For specific requirements and the latest rules, please refer to official announcements.
