My girlfriend is going to Japan, at least 4 years. Probably stay there for a few more years. What am

If you look at this situation, it's better to leave early. The last time I sent her, I think I should send flowers, the kind sent by friends.

Propose to her! Lock her heart first!

But you can't be too lascivious and tease you.

Concentration will lead to beautiful love.

Hehe, that's for sure, you can't hear what she means? Go there for at least four years, that is, to put it mildly, she wants to break up with you, and I really don't understand why you like to be wrong?

It doesn't feel like anything good came of it, even though you have feelings now.

But it will fade after a long time.

Besides, we've only been together for three months.

It's not possible.

Let it be.

No one can say for sure.

Brother, break up, there's no way, forget all about the past.

said okay, she *** broke up, otherwise she would never find another or follow her to Japan for development.

Let it be. I think Japanese society is of high quality on the surface, but in fact it is very dark and ugly, and it is suffocating!

Yes, there is no mandatory age requirement for studying in Japan;

If you want to study in Japan, you can come to our Azure Study Abroad to have a look, Azure Study Abroad has been studying in Japan for 16 years, and it is a state-approved study abroad agency (Jiaowai Zongzi [2014] No. 003). We can also issue the qualification certificate to students

Going to Japan for graduate school is a "guidance" + "application" model, which is not simply to apply for universities and tutors, but to focus on guiding students, improving students' professional ability to meet the requirements of better universities in Japan, and we can also help students apply for Japanese language schools, without charging intermediary fees, but the quality of service will not be reduced, this guarantee helps students enter their favorite and suitable schools.

If you have any questions, you can ask them at any time

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There is no official rule from Japanese universities that people who are already working or older cannot study abroad.

However, if you are older, the school will doubt the purpose of studying abroad during the review process, and it is not easy to pass the school's review. Therefore, if you are under the age of 30, there is no problem in applying to study in Japan, but if you are over 40 years old, it will be much more difficult to apply to study in Japan.

Japan's visa policy stipulates that students cannot apply for a status of study after reaching the age of 30. Apply to a language school in Japan, or reach the N1 level in your home country. Then take the EJU (Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students).

Japan is a country that supports self-sufficiency in part-time jobs, but what you need to do is to provide 150 hours of Japanese language study and J-Test results.

1. If you have graduated from a bachelor's degree in China, you can consider going to Japan for graduate school.

2. The choice of major should be combined with the domestic major, and choose to continue to study this major or related major.

Yes, if you don't have a language foundation, you need to apply to a language school first. I don't know how old you are now, how many years you have worked, generally speaking, the older you get, the less you can accept your language school, and there will be a certain risk of visa refusal. It is recommended to find a larger agent, because the larger agent copywriter is generally very strong, and can give you a revision of the reason for school and a resume and other things.