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International students in Japan need to focus not only on their studies but also on the rules relating to their status of residence, registered address, part-time work and daily life. Many problems do not begin with a serious offence. They can result from seemingly minor mistakes, such as frequent absence from school, failing to report a change of address, ignoring messages from the school, working more hours than permitted or allowing important documents to expire. For students who have rece...

After arriving in Japan, arranging a mobile phone number and internet connection is one of the first things international students should consider. A Japanese phone number may be needed when contacting your school, employer, bank or when completing certain everyday procedures. International students in Japan can choose between a physical SIM and an eSIM, depending on their smartphone, usage needs and the requirements of the mobile operator. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PHYSICAL SIM AND ...

When preparing an application to study in Japan, financial proof is one of the areas that requires careful attention. Its main purpose is to demonstrate that the financial sponsor has sufficient funds to cover tuition fees, living expenses and other necessary costs during the student's time in Japan. Many parents assume that having a large amount of money in a bank account is enough. However, financial documentation may also need to demonstrate where the money comes from, how the sponsor earn...

One of the questions frequently raised by prospective students and their families when preparing to study in Japan concerns the period between graduation and the time of submitting a study abroad application. Some people decide to study in Japan several years after graduating from high school. Others work, undertake vocational training, study Japanese or spend some time preparing financially before deciding to study in Japan. So, does having a period of time between graduation and applying ...

One of the main questions parents ask when considering sending their child to Japan is: “How much money do we actually need to prepare?” In reality, the cost of studying in Japan is not limited to tuition fees. Families also need to consider application and document-related fees, airfares, accommodation, living expenses, insurance, mobile phone costs, transport and an emergency fund for the first few months. Instead of looking only at tuition fees, parents should divide the budget into two ma...

For Vietnamese students studying in South Korea, regularly checking the amount of National Health Insurance that needs to be paid and making payments on time are important administrative tasks. International students holding a D-2 visa are subject to the National Health Insurance system in South Korea. Before making a payment, students can also read the article on health insurance for D-2 international students in South Korea to understand the applicable requirements, premiums and reduction p...