Applicants must have completed at least 12 years of education in Nepal. For this reason, those seeking student visas generally need to be 18 years of age or older. There’s no strict upper age limit, but if you’re middle-aged or older (over 30 years old), your reason for studying Japanese and your school history will be more carefully evaluated.
You can apply to schools or colleges through Ideal because we are authorized representatives of most schools and colleges in Japan. We are able to provide information about multiple schools and help you through the entire application process.
The time to apply may vary depending on each school, but generally, you will need to apply six months before enrollment. Regarding language schools, each semester starts in January, April, July, and October. Some schools set more flexible schedules, while others only accept students in April and October.
Yes! EEVS provides visa and consultation service to both offshore and onshore students. We can advise you on any migration issues, including helping you to:
For a free consultation, you can either visit one of our offices near to you in Australia or send us a request for online consultation.
Your eligibility to work in Australia depends on the type of visa you have been granted. Certain types of visas do not permit you to work at all, some restrict the number of hours you can work per week, and some visas allow you to work for full-time. Terms and conditions of your stay in Australia are mentioned in the visa grant notification letter.
If you want to work in Australia, it is crucial that you apply for the correct visa type. We can advise you on the best visa to apply for to suit your circumstances. And if you already have a visa but not sure if it allows you to work or would like to know about the possible pathways that could make you eligible to work in Australia, get in touch with us today .
This all depends on the specific visa class and subclass an applicant has chosen to apply for. After assessing your application details, our migration experts can provide you with a tentative time frame it might take to process your application. Get in touch with our expert team today.
Applicants must have completed at least 12 years of education in Nepal. For this reason, those seeking student visas generally need to be 18 years of age or older. There’s no strict upper age limit, but if you’re middle-aged or older (over 30 years old), your reason for studying Japanese and your school history will be more carefully evaluated.
You can apply to schools or colleges through Ideal because we are authorized representatives of most schools and colleges in Japan.We are able to provide information about multiple schools and help you through the entire application process.
The time to apply may vary depending on each school, but generally, you will need to apply six months before enrollment. Regarding language schools, each semester starts in January, April, July, and October. Some schools set more flexible schedules, while others only accept students in April and October.
For long-term Japanese language studies requiring a student visa, you will need to have passed the JLPT N5 exam (or the equivalent on another test) or have completed 150 hours of Japanese language study.
You cannot apply for a COE to more than one school at the same time. So you need to choose the right school for you before applying.
It is determined as per the installment plan of each school. Generally, 1,100,000 yen to 1,640,000 yen covers 1 year’s school fee and 6 months’ dormitory fee. But it may vary.
Yes. Some scholarships are applied for through the school you are attending, while others are applied for directly through the scholarship organizers. Sometimes, the school itself will offer its own scholarship.
The vast majority of scholarships for studies at Japanese language schools are applied for after beginning your studies in Japan and therefore only take effect in the second year of study. This is because most scholarships use a study record in Japan to assess eligibility.
Note that scholarships for Japanese language courses are relatively difficult to obtain.
You will stay in Japan with the status of “Student”.
Yes; however, you must apply for an extension at The Regional Immigration Services Bureau before the expirationdate. Usually, you can file it three months before the expiration date.
Yes. Most students work part-time and on a casual basis while studying in Japan. While holding a student visa, the rule is that you are allowed to work 28 hours per week. During a long school vacation, the limit on working hours is up to 8 hours per day.
International students can work anywhere except innightclubs, and pachinko parlors, etc. Part-time jobs can be found in convenience stores and shops as shop assistants, sorting jobs at transport companies like Yamato and Sagawa, store staff jobs at clothing stores, call center agent jobs, English tutors at educational institutes, and receptionist jobs at the studio, gym, or hotel.
Students who will stay in Japan for 3 months or more must register for National Health Insurance (NHI or Kokumin Kenkou Hoken or Kokuho for short). Registration takes place at the municipal office after completing your resident registration.
