Tokyo Japanese Language School Partners
Average course durations:
From 2 week to up to 6 months
Coto Japanese Institute
The school provides Japanese learning for career development with career support.
ISI Japanese Language School
The school has multiple campuses in Tokyo with university prep and business course.
Shibuya Gaigo Gakuin
The school provides friendly learning environment and conversation-oriented class.
Toyo Language School
The school offers art and design classes beside Japanese course with various support.
Linguage Japanese Language School
The school provides employment support to help students prepare for career transition.
Nichibei Kaiwa Gakuin (JLI)
The school provides practical Japanese learning to help build students' future careers.
Canaan Tokyo Japanese Language School
The school provides output-focused curriculum to develop communication skills.
KAI Japanese Language School
The school offers a international learning experience and an ICT-integrated curriculum.
Tokyo YMCA Nihongo Gakuin
The school emphasizes practical conversation skills and university entrance support.
JSL Nippon Academy Tokyo
The school offers a range of programs to fit all kinds of goals such as JLPT and business.
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FAQ
What is the 150 hours requirement?
Many Japanese language schools require students to have completed at least 150 hours of Japanese language study before applying for a student visa course. This requirement helps demonstrate a basic understanding of Japanese and supports the visa application process.
When are the application deadlines?
Application deadlines vary by intake (January, April, July, and October), and schools often recommend applying 6-8 months in advance.
Why does immigration require a 2,000,000 yen bank statement?
Immigration needs to confirm that you or your sponsor can financially support your stay in Japan. The 2,000,000 yen estimate covers tuition fees, accommodation, and monthly living expenses for the duration of your studies.
What level of education do I need?
The minimum requirement is a high school diploma, associate’s degree, or equivalent (such as a GED for homeschooled students). A bachelor’s degree is preferred.
Is there an age limit?
The minimum age is 18, and there is no official upper age limit for a student visa. However, individual schools may have their own age preferences, so it is worth checking with your chosen school.
What required documents are needed to apply for a Japanese student visa?
- Application & School Forms
- Identification & Academic Records
- Japanese Language Proof
- Financial Proof