Students studying in inter-provincial transfer schools, who have registered permanent residence, should exchange letters with the original school transfer letter to the local education bureau, and go to the local education bureau where you want to study for the nearest admission formalities with their registered residence. If you don't have an account, you should open a letter in the street where you work (working or doing business) to buy a house and rent a house, and then go to the local police station to apply for a temporary residence permit. With a temporary residence permit, you can go to the local education bureau to go through the formalities of borrowing, and the education bureau will open a letter and assign it to the local education bureau where you live. The local education bureau will assign the school you want to attend, and you can report to the school with the letter from the local education bureau. But the college entrance examination must go back to the place where the household registration is located to take the college entrance examination.