If I want to study at a Japanese language school, how to apply for a visa

Hello, ***1, the basic procedure for studying in Japan: apply for a language school or university - take their domestic exam - apply for documents after passing the examination - apply for a status of residence for you after the school approves - get the tuition fee for staying in Japan - receive the original copy of residence - apply for a visa - go to Japan. 2. According to the requirements, you must obtain a graduation certificate or obtain a graduation certificate before applying for a visa to be eligible.

You can apply in the second semester of your third year of high school, and the school will issue a [Intended Graduation Certificate], but when you apply for a visa after the status of residence is issued, you must obtain a graduation certificate. In addition, there are 20 language schools that accept students who have completed the second year of high school, but they are not recommended. 3. Language requirements:

At present, Japanese language proficiency is the focus of the document review, and it is necessary to have N5 or higher for language schools, N4 or higher for university courses, and N3 or higher for university divisions. Of course, this is not absolute, for example, some language schools require N2, and some universities require N1. Therefore, what level you need to achieve depends on the requirements of the school you are applying to.

4. Materials required: The requirements of each school are different, but in general, it is necessary to submit to the Immigration Bureau the certificate of employment, income and bank deposit of the --- fund payer; Notarial certificate of kinship with the financial supporter; Applicant's final academic qualifications, graduation certificates, transcripts, etc. Some schools also require the submission of a Japanese Language Proficiency Certificate, a college entrance examination score certification report (or a certificate of the national entrance examination score), etc.

This is the requirement for the school to apply for a Certificate of Eligibility for you. As for the documents required for the visa, please visit the Embassy of Japan in Beijing**. 5. Requirements for college entrance examination scores:

Good universities do require college entrance examination score certification reports, but there are no requirements for scores, and it is not said which university requires more than one line. In fact, there is no way to unify the requirements, even in our country, what is the concept of a line? It is different from province to province.

The quality of the college entrance examination score indicates the level of your high school courses, and it also directly affects the results of your participation in the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU), which in turn determines whether you can apply to a good university. Therefore, although there is no clear requirement for college entrance examination scores, the quality of college entrance examination scores still has a direct impact on applying to good universities. [Some language schools directly require the college entrance examination score to be more than two books or junior college students, which is for the sake of their school's admission rate.

6. You need to apply for the school half a year in advance, and then you will go step by step, according to the requirements of the Japanese school, which is not something you can control. 7. For other information, it is recommended to inquire at the Embassy of Japan in China. A lot of people are welcome to ask questions to 158 Education**.

I heard that the application materials were difficult to pass, so I went directly to the study valley at that time, and I gave them whatever information the school asked me to give them. It took less than half a month to help me do it.

I would like to share with you the procedures for studying abroad at a Japanese language school, and I hope it will be helpful for students studying abroad. If you want to know more about the wonderful content of studying abroad, I will answer you in detail. There are three steps to study in Japan.

The first step is to obtain an admission permit, apply to the Immigration Bureau of the Ministry of Justice of Japan through the King-Gillette Study Abroad Company, and receive a Certificate of Eligibility, and the third is to apply for and receive a visa.

What you need to do to go to a Japanese language school

Language schools in Japan generally start in April, July, October, and January. The enrollment conditions and opening conditions of each language school are different, and the similarities are basically that the enrollment starts half a year before the start of school. The first one that started in April.

The largest number of students enrolled in the semester is October, July and January. Most of the schools are focusing on the two phases that start in April and October, and some schools are recruiting the two phases that start in July and January, but in general, there are not many;

Once you've decided which school to study at, get the school's admissions brochure and prepare for your application.

Procedures required to go to a Japanese university.

Universities generally only admit international students who start in April, and a small number of schools admit students who start in September or October. In addition, there are some schools that recruit students in April in several batches;

Most schools select students based on the results of the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU), written examinations and interviews. Students are required to take an entrance exam in Japan;

However, there are also schools that have special entrance exams in China or can go directly to universities in Japan simply by reviewing them based on personal data;

The opening time for university registration and examination is as follows: for private universities that start in April, from the fall of the previous year to January and February of the year of admission; National and public universities that open in April are from the end of the previous year to February and March of the year of admission; The enrollment time, conditions and methods are different for each school, so it is necessary to prepare well in advance;

In general, you should study at a Japanese language school or university to gather information to prepare for the exam.

How to choose a Japanese language school?

1. Course content.

Although they are all Japanese language schools, the content of the curriculum varies depending on the school, and there are schools that emphasize students' conversational skills and schools that emphasize JLPT-related learning. You need to determine whether the curriculum content of the Japanese language school is in line with the learning objectives.

2. Course arrangement.

In addition to the content, the arrangement of the course is also very important. Generally speaking, Japanese language schools will arrange classes for students according to JLPT. Depending on the school, classes are arranged according to the students' Japanese language ability, such as grammar, kanji, conversation, and composition.

If you're good at grammar but not conversation, you might divide grammar into advanced and conversation as intermediate.

3. Nationality ratio of students.

Especially for Chinese students, the nationality ratio of students is also very important. If there is a large proportion of Chinese students in the class, it will help to take the entrance examination, because Chinese students generally go for the entrance examination, and the learning atmosphere is strong. On the other hand, if there are many students in the non-Chinese circle (such as Southeast Asian countries), students from these countries are generally going to work, and they do not study seriously at all, not only do they not study themselves, but they will also disturb others.

Therefore, when choosing a language school, it is necessary to check the nationality ratio of the students according to the purpose of study.

4. School environment.

The learning environment affects learning efficiency. Attention needs to be paid to whether the school equipment is appropriate, what the learning environment of the school is, etc. Also, the place where the school is located is very important.

You don't want to go to a place where dragons and snakes are mixed every day, do you? It is also important whether it is easy to go to school. If you are 20 or 30 minutes away from the station, your clothes will be soaked when you arrive at school in the summer, so how can you concentrate on class?

In addition, some language schools admit students for the purpose of advancing to higher education, and they do not accept students who have graduated for more than 3 or 5 years, so such a school environment is relatively simple and has a strong atmosphere for further education, which is helpful for yourself.

5. Classroom hours and extracurricular activities.

Although most Japanese language schools have half-day classes, it is important to be aware of the school's class hours. According to the placement results, some classes are morning classes and some classes are afternoon classes. Therefore, according to the change of class time, you should adjust your schedule in time.

Attendance is important and is directly related to your visa renewal and the possibility of further study.

At the same time, learning Japanese is not only about taking classes, but also about interacting with Japanese people and experiencing cultural experiences. If you want to improve the efficiency of your Japanese language learning, choose a Japanese language school with a lot of extracurricular activities.

The above information is a general requirement, but because each school will have its own special requirements for different majors, if the university needs to understand the more detailed application requirements, you can check the successful cases of past applications through the study abroad volunteer reference rental Zheng system according to your own college background and grades, and the study abroad volunteer reference system is as follows:

In the study abroad volunteer reference system, we will see which schools the brothers and sisters of our department have gone to, which majors they have applied for, how many language scores they have taken, which study abroad agent they have used, and so on.

The query is as follows:

The first step in applying to a Japanese language school is to choose a school that is right for you.

Confirm whether the school is a good school (suitable school): A good school needs to submit fewer application materials when applying for a stay, and the application rate is higher.

Proportion of Chinese students: The higher the proportion of Chinese students, the better the atmosphere for further education; The proportion of Chinese students is low, and multi-national students can be exposed to a more diverse atmosphere.

School location: Whether it is convenient to live and work, for example, the Kansai Immigration Bureau requires students to submit a Japanese language level certificate with a minimum level or higher.

School features: art direction, college guidance, employment projects, etc.

Japanese Language School Application Requirements

1.The age of high school education should not exceed 25 years old, and the application should be made within two years after graduation;

2.Must meet the requirements of more than 12 years of education, participate in the Chinese graduation certificate, 3Have a certain foundation in Japanese, or have a university degree or above.

4.Immediate family members are able to provide proof of funds of not less than RMB 200,000.

Application process for Japanese language schools

1.Choose a language school.

Decide which school you want to go to as early as possible, compare each school, and then prepare the documents according to the requirements.

2.Application and payment fees.

To prepare the application for admission, certificates, and fees, the school will generally use a form-based application form, which must be filled out according to the standards, and the examination materials and fees will be remitted to the institution at the time of application, and the general amount is 20,000 to 30,000 yen.

3.Apply for Certificate of Eligibility.

It takes about 3 months to review the items to be filled in the application form for the issuance of the Certificate of Eligibility, depending on the school documents, and if you do not prepare the documents within the prescribed time, you will not be able to enroll.

4.Submit proof of eligibility and tuition fees.

1-2 months before enrollment, students who have passed the examination are required to pay the tuition fee according to the regulations of each school, which means that the study in Japan is successful.

5.Obtain a Certificate of Eligibility and apply for a visa.

After paying the tuition fee about one month before enrollment, you will receive a Certificate of Eligibility and an enrollment permit, which you can use to apply for a visa at the embassy.

6.Get your visa and get ready to enroll.

Once we have successfully obtained our visa, we are ready to enter a Japanese language school and start our studies.

For the level of universities you can apply for at your own level, please refer to the Voluntary Reference System.

Enter your GPA, language scores, professional names, college background (211 985 double non) and other information into the system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates with similar grades to you, and you can see if there are any study abroad cases that suit you according to your own conditions, and find out which colleges and universities they have gone to as a reference for choosing your own colleges.