Japan Work: Student Visa

Nearly 5 million students study abroad annually, with that number projected to continue increasing. Japan is one of the most popular destinations for international students.

The OECD ranks Japanese high school students number one in the world for maths and number 2 for scientific literacy. Japan has the highest number of Nobel Prize winners of any Asian country, and the second-highest of any country since 2000. 49% of Japanese High School graduates enter university. Japan has over 700 universities, with 10 ranked in the top 200 worldwide.

The culture to use innovative ideas and come up with creative products is rooted in Japan. Japanese schools focus not only on academic achievements but also on the development of human quality. This aspect of Japanese schools is highly appreciated by international students who think the studying experience in Japan helps them after they start working.

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JAPANESE LANGUAGE CLASSES

We do provide the Online Japanese classes at Student’s place by deputing Native Japanese Teachers and accommodate students. Crash Courses, for spoken Japanese to help Business people learn to speak Japanese through Native Japanese Teachers in a very short time.

WHY STUDY IN JAPAN?

World-class education System.
Affordable cost for studying & living.
Experience the Japanese culture, lifestyle, Delicious food, and Natural Beauties.
Booming Japanese economy.
Safe and clean environment.
Employment opportunities.
28 Hours of part-time work allowed
Generous Scholarships Schemes

POINTS FOR STUDY IN JAPAN

NAT/JLPT optional
Education Gap up to 5 years can apply
Pay tuition fee after COE
High Visa Success Rate
Part-time Job support assistance
Hassle-free documentation
Worldwide recognized Degree

Document Checklist

Academic Certificate
SEE
+2 Migration
Characters
Transcript
Provisional
Recommendation Letter (If college name and address are different)
Bachelor Running Recommendation Letter or Working Certificate
Rural Municipality or Municipality Document (Legal Document)
Birth Certificate
Relationship Certificate
Annual Income Source
Occupation Certificate
Tax Clearance Certificate
Address Verification Certificate
Citizenship photocopy or Passport Photocopy
Bank Document (at least 3 months transactions, 20 Lakh deposition)
Photo pp size 10-(3*4)
Language Certificate

Universities in Japan by Prefecture

See a comprehensive listing of universities in Japan, including foreign universities in Japan. Included on this page are universities in Aichi, Akita, Aomori, Chiba, Ehime, Fukui, Fukuoka, and Fukushima prefectures.

Japanese universities may be four-year universities (daigaku 大学) or two-year universities known as (tankidaigaku 短期大学) or Junior Colleges.

The majority of universities in Japan are private institutions but each prefecture may have one or two national or prefectural universities, usually located in the prefectural capital, where in general standards of students are higher and fees are lower.

Students do not live on campus and in general, most Japanese students stay at home and commute to their studies at a local university or college.

The state universities and better private universities do attract students from all over Japan who will leave home and live in dormitories or private rented accommodation.

The Japanese school year begins in April and at the university level consists of two semesters of 15 weeks. University entrance examinations are held in February with the national Center Exam held in January. Student university festivals take place in the autumn, usually in November.