Questions about the timing of the issuance of admission permits for Japanese language schools

1.Some Japanese language school preparatory courses, private universities or vocational schools, "graduate students" of national and public universities, universities and vocational schools, etc., can be applied for at any time, and they may be granted at any time, and this is random. The time is not fixed.

2.The status of residence of general language school students is determined by about one month before the date of arrival. For example, if you are born in April, most of the results in Tokyo will be issued on February 28, and Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka, etc. will also be issued from February 28 to March 2.

Submit the application materials and their translations to the school by mail or directly. The school will conduct a rigorous review of materials. Please note;Applications that are incomplete will not be accepted.

The school interview is to fill out a resume and meet for a conversation, and then prepare the materials, send them to the school before the school deadline, and pay the admission fee.

After the school has an admission permit, the school reviews the application materials, and submits the documents to the Tokyo Immigration Bureau, where they are subject to strict examination by the Tokyo Immigration Bureau. After about 3 months of screening, the Immigration Bureau will announce the results of the examination. Those who pass the examination will be issued a Certificate of Eligibility (for those who enroll in April, the results will be issued in late August), and the status of residence will be a student visa, and the period of study can be extended.

However, attendance and poor grades cannot be updated.

Interviews are just a formality, if there are many people who report his language school, they may be able to screen it, which language school doesn't want to make money, so that the Immigration Bureau refuses to visa, their school itself does not recruit much, and there is no earning, the intermediary just wants to earn your registration fee first, it is estimated that it cannot be returned, and now the materials are going to enter the tube one after another, they say that the admission permit and the status of residence together means that if you don't come under the status of residence, you don't have to give it to you, if you come down, you will give it to you together, understand, but the registration fee can't be given to you。 It's useless for you to ask for an admission permit now, the most important thing is the status of residence, depending on the credibility of the agent, if the credibility is not good, you have to keep an eye on it, for fear of cheating you of the registration fee.

My friend also went to Japan to study language and then went to university, but he followed the school at the time, so there was no problem as you said, but I don't think your agent is very kind. If you want, I can give you the email address of my classmate, and you can contact him and send me a small note.

Language schools(1) Admission requirements for language schools1. 12 years of basic education (i.e., those who have graduated from high school and have college entrance examination results can obtain a higher visa rate).

2. The last education has been within 3 years (non-fixed conditions).

3. Japanese language proficiency must have more than 150 hours of Japanese learning experience; At the same time, they have obtained JLPT Level 3 and 4 or Japanese Language Test E F level.

4. Have a certain economic foundation and can afford the tuition fees and living expenses after coming to Japan.

These are the basic criteria for most language schools.

(2) Application procedures and materials for language schoolsIf you wish to study in Japan, you must study Japanese in Japan for at least 1-2 years before you can take the exam. As a general rule, students who have completed 12 years of education are required to enroll students in Japanese language education facilities. If applying to attend a Japanese school, applicants should provide the following written documents.

1) Application for Admission (Application Form)

2) Transcripts.

3) Academic certificates.

4) Letters of recommendation.

5) Letter of Guarantee.

6) Certificate of financial ability.

7) Health certificate.

8) Application fee (10,000-30,000 yen)

Actually, the Japanese language requirements for applying to a Japanese language school are not very high.

If you are a fresh graduate, you can not have a minimum Japanese language proficiency score, but you must have a minimum of 150-180 Japanese language hours.

If you are a non-graduate, in addition to the minimum number of hours of Japanese language study, you will also need to provide a certificate of proficiency at the lowest level of Japanese language, such as JLPT N5 level, J-Test F level, nat-5 level, etc.