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When preparing to travel to Japan, many Vietnamese trainees and international students bring food, medicines and other personal items from Vietnam. However, not everything can legally be brought into Japan. Japan has particularly strict controls on meat and meat products, fruit and vegetables, plants, medicines and controlled substances. Violations may result in confiscation, disposal of the items, fines or even imprisonment. Before packing your luggage, make sure you understand the followi...

When considering studying in Singapore, many Vietnamese students and parents weigh two options: starting with a Diploma programme or entering a Bachelor's Degree programme directly. Each pathway has different entry requirements, study durations, costs and academic objectives. The right choice depends on the student's academic performance, English proficiency, financial circumstances, chosen field of study and longer-term study plans. For students who do not wish to enter a Bachelor's Degree...

Song Da TOHOKU Joint Stock Company warmly congratulates 03 female technical intern trainees who have officially passed their interview with our Japanese partner on 30 July 2026. This achievement is a well-deserved result of their dedication to studying Japanese, developing professional working attitudes, carefully preparing their application documents, and performing confidently during the interview. Their success marks the beginning of a promising career and personal development journey in J...

When choosing to study in China, students and their parents often focus on selecting the right university, choosing a suitable major, and preparing application documents. However, another important concern is how to adapt quickly to a new academic and living environment. One of the most valuable sources of support is the Vietnamese Students' Association in China. The Association is more than just a community for Vietnamese students. It also serves as a bridge that helps students study more e...

For many young Vietnamese people, joining Japan's Technical Intern Training Programme is an opportunity to earn a stable income, build financial savings, and support their families. These are all worthwhile and understandable goals. However, the greatest value of spending three to five years in Japan is not simply the money you bring home. More importantly, it is the knowledge, professional skills, and practical experience that lay the foundation for a long-term career. Skills Are Your Most...

Discover yourself through MBTI and the educational philosophies of Japan and South Korea to answer one important question: "Should I study in Japan or South Korea?" Many students begin by comparing tuition fees, living expenses, or part-time job opportunities. While these factors are important, they are not the only things that matter. A more important question is: Are you suited to the learning environment and culture of your chosen country? Choosing an environment that matches your personal...