Monday, October 24, 2016
Studying in Japan
Studying in Japan requires a
Student Visa, which is obtained via the school in which the applicant will
attend while residing in Japan.
Individuals may receive a student
visa via several options, including: University study abroad year/semester
(check with your college study abroad office); attending a Japanese university;
or, attending a Japanese language school that offers visa sponsorship.
Certain individuals may be allowed
to work part-time.
You must apply to and be accepted
by your respective program or school in order to receive this visa. You cannot
receive a student visa without having proof of acceptance or enrollment in a
valid visa-issuing program.
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