Student Visa Program
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  • Eligibility 18 Years
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  • Japanese Minimum LevelL-5
  • Job Assistant Yes
  • Dormitory AssistantYes
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For Those Who Wish To Study In Japan

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Students can choose from a variety of courses according to their objectives, such as graduate school, university, vocational school and employment. JAL Japanese Language School 101 offers a wide range of classes from beginner to advanced level. With high quality Japanese education by our experienced Japanese language teachers and careful course guidance from homeroom teachers, we have a high track record of employment and employment.

If you would like to get a comprehensive and clear picture of the admission process, necessary procedures, and what you will be able to achieve by studying in Japan, please begin by proceeding to the following page.

Feature of Student Visa Program in JapaneseS.

1. Purpose-specific courses

The Study Abroad Course is for those who want to obtain a study abroad visa for a maximum of 2 years to go on to a university, graduate school, vocational school, etc., or to seek employment in Japan. JAL Japanese Language School 101 offers a wide range of courses according to your desired goal (graduate school, university, vocational school, or employment), and offers detailed lessons and individual career guidance and support.


2. High quality Japanese language education

JAL Japanese Language School 101 is one of the largest Japanese language schools in Japan, with more than 30 years of experience in the field. In addition, we are one of the best in Japan in terms of training Japanese language teachers and have received high praise both in Japan and abroad for our Japanese language teaching abilities. Accredited professional Japanese language instructors with a wealth of experience provide Japanese language classes and career guidance, and the school has a high track record of success in higher education and employment.


3. JAL Japanese Language School 101’s unique educational method for developing communication skills

Communication skills are essential for entrance exams and job interviews, and are a key component of success upon post-college and post-employment in playing an active part in society. JAL Japanese Language School 101 offers a unique approach to communication education which allows students to not only speak and listen to each other, but also to learn about Japanese culture and values while acquiring social skills, as well as developing a high level of communication skills. By improving your Japanese communication skills at JAL Japanese Language School 101, you will be able to expand your opportunities in Japan.


4. Excellent student support

JAL Japanese Language School 101 has teachers who are dedicated to helping you learn and achieve your goals. In addition, there are teachers who can help you with all aspects of your life in Japan, such as visas and life in Japan, and you can talk to them at any time about classes, higher education, daily life, part-time job, and other problems you may have. Multinational staffs are on hand to provide multilingual support to students studying Japanese.


5. A wide range of class levels

Classes are divided into beginner (N5-N4), elementary (N3), intermediate (N2), advanced (N1 and above), and higher levels so it is possible to take classes according to your level of Japanese. Based on the quantitative and qualitative evaluation of your proficiency in the four skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing, we will assign you to the class that is best suited for you. It is also possible to take a super-advanced class for students aiming to enter a leading university or graduate school in Japan.


6. Academic and career counseling

Guidance begins in the first year of school. It is possible to meet with your homeroom teacher to discuss your desired career path, and we will plan your study pace and examination schedule in light of your current Japanese language level and your career goals.


Course-Based Guidance

- Each course has a number of teachers who are experienced in guiding students to higher education.

- University Course: Comprehensive preparation for the EJU, JLPT, essay and interview.

- Graduate School Course: Thesis guidance for research projects, contact with professors in the laboratory, interview practice

- Vocational school course: Application schedule, JLPT preparation, interview practice

- Job hunting Course: Preparation for the JLPT and BJT exams, guidance on resumes and work history, business etiquette, interview practice


Interview Preparation

Based on the communication skills you have developed in JAL Japanese Language School 101 classes, mock interviews are conducted for all courses so that you can confidently face the interview process.


Events for higher education, admission fairs and information sessions held exclusively for students at JAL Japanese Language School 101

JAL Japanese Language School 101 invites graduate schools, colleges and universities to JAL Japanese Language School 101 to participate in college fairs and individual counseling sessions exclusively for JAL Japanese Language School 101 students. We also participate in college fairs where graduate schools, universities, and vocational schools such as JASSO exhibit. There is a large amount of information posted and filed in the school, including information on academic events and school fairs, so you can directly access information that will help you achieve your goals.

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I. Documents To Be Submitted By The Applicant.

  1. Enrollment application (determined structure/finished by the candidate).
  2. Graduation endorsement (authentication of finishing) or degree (proof culmination) from the latest academic institution joined.
  3. Declaration of certificate for candidates still at school.
  4. Academic transcripts from the most recent academic institution attended.
  5. Photographs: 8 (3cm x 4cm) (required inside the most recent 3 months, one to be connected to the enrollment application).
  6. Duplicate of family register.
  7. Kindly note that candidates might be expected to supply the following documents and are approached to set them up beforehand..
  8. Certificate of employment (certificate of employment issued by employer) (only for applicants with a history of employment).
  9. Passport copy (Only applicants that hold a current passport. Applicants that have visited Japan previously must attach a copy of the pages showing the entry visa/visa).
  10. Documentation evidencing Japanese language ability (Only applicants that have them. Example: Notification of results or score report for examinations, including the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU), JLPT, JPT, etc.).

II. Documents To Be Submitted By The Sponsor.


A. When the When the sponsor resides in Japan:
  1. Letter of support to the Minister of Justice (specified form / with officially registered seal or signature of sponsor).
  2. Certificate of employment or business registration certificate.
  3. Resident tax payment certificate or tax payment certificate.
  4. Resident register (showing all members in the same household) or an alien registration card (when the sponsor is a foreign resident residing in Japan).
  5. Seal registration certificate.
  6. Official documentation evidencing the relationship between the applicant and the sponsor.
  7. (Example: family register, documentation showing the parent-child relationship, birth certificate, official documentation showing the family relationship, etc).
  8. Bank statement.

B. When The Sponsor Resides In A Country Other Than Japan (When Money Is To Be Transferred To Japan):
  1. Letter of support to the Minister of Justice (specified form / with officially registered seal or signature of sponsor).
  2. Certificate of employment.
  3. Or business registration certificates for self-employed persons.
  4. Official documentation evidencing the relationship between the applicant and the.
  5. (sponsor Example: family register, documentation showing the parent-child relationship, birth certificate, official documentation showing the family relationship, etc).
  6. Tax payment certificate (a certificate that shows earnings or income over the past 3 years).
  7. Bank statement in the name of the sponsor (in Yen or US dollar denominations).

C. When The Applicant Is Financing Their Studies:
  1. Bank statement in the name of the applicant (in Yen or US dollar denominations).
  2. Documentation that shows annual income.

Remarks:
  1. Required documents vary from person to person. Please note that applicants may be asked to supply additional documentation.
  2. A Japanese translation must be attached to the original documents (please contact the school if you require assistance).
  3. In general, the documentation above issued by an academic or public institution must have been issued in the last 3 months. within.

III. Application Fee.


  1. 10,000 yen (Same for A, B and C above).
  2. The application fee payment bill will be sent after the interview. Please pay before the deadline.

A. Selection Procedure:
  1. The school will inspect all the application records. Where vital candidates might be expected to go to a meeting or sit an assessment. Applicant sponsors may also be called to attend an interview with the school.

B. Notification of Acceptance:
  1. The school will pass the documentation of successful applicants to the Immigration Bureau of Japan to start procedures for the issue of a “Certificate of Eligibility for Resident Status”. The results of the examination conducted by the Immigration Bureau of Japan will be forwarded to the applicant’s sponsor or the applicant when he/she is funding their study. The examination by the Immigration Bureau of Japan will take approximately 2-3 months after the close of applications.

C. Notification of Acceptance:
  1. The school will verify payment from the applicant upon notification of the issue of the “Certificate of Eligibility for Resident Status”. Once payment has been confirmed, the school will provide the applicant with a “Certificate of Enrollment” and “Certificate of Eligibility for Resident Status”.
  2. The applicant will be required to prepare the following and apply for an international student visa at their nearest Japanese diplomatic office.

  3. • Certificate of Eligibility for Resident Status

    • Passport

    • 2 photos

  4. The sponsor will be required to notify the school of the date the applicant is expected to arrive in Japan.
  5. It generally takes 2-3 months to issue a “Certificate of Eligibility for Resident Status”. As a result, it will take 4-5 months from the time of application before the applicant can enter Japan.

Students can choose from a variety of courses according to their objectives, such as graduate school, university, vocational school and employment. JAL Japanese Language School 101 offers a wide range of classes from beginner to advanced level. With high quality Japanese education by our experienced Japanese language teachers and careful course guidance from homeroom teachers, we have a high track record of employment and employment.