In order to study in Japan, first and foremost, you must obtain admission from the school you want to enroll in. The procedure differs depending on the school, but get an "admission permit *" issued based on the results of document screening, admission screening, interview exams, etc.
<aside> ℹ️ Some schools proceed with COE procedures before receiving an admission permit. If you are uncertain, please consult the school.
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Once you are admitted by the school, you need to get permission to study abroad from the Immigration Bureau of Japan. That is the "Application for Certificate of Eligibility (COE)" prepared through SpeedVisa this time.
All documents must be prepared 4 months before enrollment, and if you do not make it in time, you will have to postpone your study abroad to the next semester.
If the purpose of studying abroad is unclear or if the information you submit is doubtful, you may be disapproved, so be sure to fill in accurate information.
<aside> ℹ️ SpeedVisa supports this procedure for applying for a Certificate of Eligibility.
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If the COE is approved, this is the final procedure. Get a "visa" at the Japanese embassy or consulate in your home country.
A visa is like a nomination certificate from a local embassy that proves that you can study abroad in Japan. In some cases, an oral interview test is conducted to check whether you can live without problems after coming to Japan.
Thank you for your hard work! This is the end of the study abroad procedure. We are looking forward to see you all in Japan.
<aside> 👇 If you would like to know more details, please check the explanation on the government-approved study abroad information site operated by the Japan Student Services Organization.
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留学に関する入国手続き・在留資格関連｜入国手続き・在留資格関連｜Planning studies in Japan～日本への留学計画～｜日本留学情報サイト Study in Japan
<aside> 📨 And if that still doesn't solve the problem? Please send an email to [email protected] to ask your question!✌️
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