2. Be prepared to submit the materials: the materials will change according to which consulate you are in.
You can refer to the consulate to which the region belongs, and then submit the information at the agency center designated by the consulate. Because we live in different cities, we have to pay different embassies. Most cities can show it to the Japanese embassy in China, and a few cities are under the jurisdiction of different consulates.
3. Payment of visa fees: The fees of each intermediary are different. Please consult local institutions for details.
4. Submit visa materials: After we hand over the materials and fees to the agency, the agency will hand them over to the embassy for us, and we will confirm the specific delivery time with the agency.
5. Waiting for telephone investigation: when applying for a visa, the materials are also strictly examined, and you may receive a telephone investigation from the embassy. Therefore, within a few days after we submit the materials to the embassy, we should ensure the smooth flow of mobile phones, calmly deal with the telephone survey, and then wait for the signing of the bill.
There are two ways for Japan to accept foreign students: one is that people with a certain level of Japanese can enter universities directly after passing the selection examinations of various universities. Those with poor Japanese level can first enter a Japanese school affiliated to a university or a private Japanese college to receive one or one and a half years of Japanese preparatory education, and then enter the university after passing the national unified examination.
High school graduates who have no Japanese level at all but have reached a certain level of English can enter relevant departments through relevant English tests in Japanese universities; For example, Waseda University, Keio University, Kyoto University and Ritsumeikan University. In addition to universities and various colleges and junior colleges, schools below high school cannot accept foreign students.
Extended data:
The residence qualification certificate is formulated by the Ministry of Justice and issued in the name of the Minister of Justice, which mainly includes the following contents.
(1) Number, nationality and name of the applicant;
(2) the type of stay qualification and the school to attend (must attend the designated school);
(3) During the stay and within the validity period;
(4) Indicate that the applicant has been granted the residence qualification according to Item 6, Paragraph 1, Article 4 of the Entry-Exit Administration Law;
(5) The applicant must apply for an entry visa to the Japanese Embassy in the host country within 6 months from the date of receiving this certificate, otherwise it will be invalid;
(6) The validity period of the certificate is consistent with that of the Japanese entry visa applied for according to the certificate;
(7) At the port of entry, this certificate must be submitted to the entry-exit inspection personnel for inspection;
(8) During the Japanese period, if you want to carry out activities outside Japan, you must apply for permission;
(9) When terminating its stay in China, it shall apply for necessary permission to change its stay qualification in China.
Japanese study visa method:
I. Examination visa
When enrolling students in Japanese universities, students are generally required to take on-campus examinations. Moreover, at present, there is no qualification to hold Japanese study abroad exams in China. Therefore, Japanese students who have a good foundation in Japanese and are confident enough to enter the university directly will apply for a short-term stay visa to take the Japanese study exam in China.
This method must be submitted to the examination notice of Japanese universities. The short-term stay visa obtained in this way is called an examination visa, and the validity period of an ordinary visa is 15 days.
Second, the study visa
There is no requirement for the academic age of students applying for a study visa. Most of them are mainly visiting or auditing, and the minimum study time for Japanese students who do not need to abide by the Japanese study abroad policy is four hours. Suitable for students who like Japanese culture and want to fully experience Japanese social culture.
To apply for a study visa, you need the Japanese reception unit to arrange the whole process, and you also need an invitation letter from a Japanese educational institution. The visa period depends on the length of time, up to 90 days.
Third, short-term study abroad.
The difference between short-term study abroad and study tour is that the real short-term study abroad has a complete curriculum plan. For example, pre-exam counseling courses in Japan, or language intensive classes with the goal of Japanese proficiency level N 1, and inauguration classes with business Japanese training and enterprise practice as the main contents. Short-term students studying in Japan have clear learning goals.
To apply for a short-term study visa, you must obtain a formal admission notice from a Japanese educational institution. The visa period is 90 days.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-Japan study visa