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03-11-2009, 07:17 AM

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Originally Posted by SSJup81 View Post
What are the visa requirements for attending a Japanese Language school in Japan? I'm going to assume a student visa.
Yes, but you don`t have to have it in hand at the time of enrollment. You enroll in their program and get the visa through them.

You can`t get a student visa until you`re enrolled in a school, and you can`t actually attend the school until you`ve gotten the visa.
If the school accepts you, getting a visa is just a matter of paperwork, really.

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How long do you think would be necessary to study at a Japanese language school before actually attempting going to a four-year university in Japan? I always thought that for the universities in Japan, you actually had to test your way in.
How long would depend on what kind of course and how good of a student you are, really. I`d say minimum of a year.
You have to test your way in as a regular student. International students are a completely different category - in entry requirements, tuition, etc. An international student can actually have a much easier time getting into a prestigious university than a normal student. It all depends on the university and their international program. Some places will let you in with a JLPT1 and a recommendation - no real test at all.


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