The Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC) is a prestigious, fully funded opportunity for international students to pursue higher education in China. As you prepare for the 2026 application cycle, please ensure you have the following documents ready for submission.
📄 Mandatory Documents:
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ID Photograph
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A recent photo with a white background (passport-style).
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Certificates of Highest Education (Notarized Copies)
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Bachelor’s degree certificate (for Master's applicants).
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Bachelor’s and Master’s degree certificates (for PhD applicants).
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Academic Transcripts (Notarized Copies)
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Transcripts corresponding to the highest level of education attained.
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Study Plan or Research Proposal
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Clearly outlining your academic goals and proposed area of research.
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Two Recommendation Letters
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Preferably from associate professors or academic supervisors familiar with your work.
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Passport Home Page
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A clear scan of the information page of your passport.
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Foreigner Physical Examination Form
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Must be completed and signed by a licensed medical practitioner. The form is available on the CSC or target university’s website.
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Published Papers or Articles (if applicable)
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Include any academic work that has been published or is accepted for publication.
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Non-Criminal Record Certificate
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Issued by the relevant authorities in your home country.
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If unavailable, applicants may contact the university to provide a signed declaration of good conduct.
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Additional Supporting Materials:
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Chinese Language Proficiency Certificate (e.g., HSK)
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English Language Proficiency Certificate (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL)
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Pre-admission Letter from a Chinese university (if available)
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Important:
Some Chinese universities may have specific internal requirements or request additional documents. Applicants are strongly advised to consult the university’s official website and scholarship office for program-specific guidelines.
Application Tip:
Begin preparing early and ensure that all documents are accurate, properly translated (if required), and notarized where necessary. Incomplete or incorrect submissions may lead to disqualification.
For more information, visit the official CSC website or your target university’s admissions page.