Do I need my parents' signature to apply for studying in Japan? They won't let me go. Do I need their permission if I save my own money?

You don't need your parents' signatures when you are an adult, but you still need to find your immediate family as a guarantor. However, the guarantor can actually do without your parents.

There is no clear definition of lineal relatives, which generally refers to people with direct blood relationship or marriage relationship, including lineal blood relatives and lineal in-laws, such as parents, spouses, children, grandparents, etc.

In Japan, different schools have different examination times every year. The same school, different majors, the annual examination time is different. The application conditions of each major will be different, even in different schools, the professional name is different. If you choose the wrong time to go abroad, or hurry to go abroad before you go abroad, it is likely that you will miss out on your favorite school and major because you are not prepared for the corresponding application conditions, plus the time limit in Japan or the wrong time to go abroad.

At this time, you will need a study abroad consultant who specializes in Sakura International Japanese, make an overall time plan for you, and prepare all the necessary conditions in China as much as possible. This is very important for studying in Japan to save time, opportunities and money costs. Click to learn more about continuing education in Japan.