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Busier Than Shinjuku Station
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Posts: 1,474
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Central Virginia (Yamagata currently)
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02-20-2011, 05:15 AM
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Originally Posted by AlexisSalas
Soo what you are telling me is too study in a university in my country and then ask for a student exchange or something like that, and the i wont have to take care of the visa and those things?
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That solely depends on the actual university. Just make sure you go to one with a study abroad program and that Japan is an actual choice for it. It's usually for a semester or one academic year, though.
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but if i do that will ill be able to stay in japan for some years or finishing university ill have to leave i really didnt understand much, sorry
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Well, like I said, it's usually for a semester or one academic year. You'd be over there on a student visa, anyway. When you're no longer a student, the visa would be invalid, ya know?
If you want to go back over, you can, though, you'd just have to find your own means and such. I just said the easiest way to even get a little exposure to the country is through university, and probably the most feasible (and cheapest) way to do so, is by doing a study abroad program at a university in your home country.
Just check out universities of interest and research them to see if they have a study abraod program where a country of choice to study abroad in is Japan.
Last edited by SSJup81 : 02-20-2011 at 05:17 AM.
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