What should I do to study in Japan now? Are the procedures ready now? Does anyone know anything about it?

The procedures for applying for a study visa in Japan are as follows:

1. Original certificate of residence qualification;

2. Two letters of reasons for studying abroad (specify in detail The purpose and subject of study in Japan);

3. My resume (indicate my situation from elementary school to the present);

4. The oath (issued by the Japanese Embassy to me (should be signed or stamped);

5. Japan entry visa application form (issued by the Japanese Embassy in China);

6. Relative relationship form (issued by the Japanese Embassy in China) Give).

7. Letter of reasons for studying abroad. Fill in the purpose of studying in Japan and the elective subjects in detail, in duplicate.

8. Graduation certificate from the applicant’s last school.

9. Admission notice from the admitted school.

10. Physical guarantee letter. It is necessary to write down the guarantee for the applicant's travel expenses, tuition fees and living expenses during the period of study in Japan, and ensure that the applicant abides by Japanese laws and returns to the country on time. In duplicate.

The guarantor’s tax payment certificate.

The applicant’s passport and 5 recent hooded photos.

Steps/Methods

Required materials:

1. Submit a valid Chinese passport.

2. Submit various documents suitable for the purpose of application, including the entry permit for the country of destination and various relevant certificates issued by my country’s notary authorities;

3. Fill in the foreign visa Application form. Different visas have different forms, and some have to be filled out in foreign languages. At the same time, please pay a photo of yourself, which must be consistent with the photo in your passport.

4. Meet with officials from the embassy or consulate of the country of destination in China. Some countries stipulate that all immigration applicants must be interviewed before making a decision; other countries stipulate that applicants for non-immigrant visas must also be interviewed.

5. The embassy or consulate will submit the completed visa application forms and necessary supporting materials to the domestic competent authorities for review and approval. The embassies and consulates of a few countries have the right to issue visas directly, but they still have to report it to the country for filing.

6. After going to the country’s competent authorities for necessary review, notify the embassy or consulate in China of the review and approval opinions. If agreed, a visa will be issued. If entry is refused, the applicant will also be notified.

7. Approved applicants must pay the visa fee to the embassy or consulate of the relevant country in China. Generally speaking, immigrant visas cost more and non-immigrant visas cost less. There are also some countries that do not charge fees based on mutual visa fee exemption agreements.