I want to go to Japan to earn some money after graduating from undergraduate course for 4 years. I don't have a Japanese grade certificate or anything. What form should I go to? How much is the charge

I want to go to Japan to earn some money after graduating from undergraduate course for 4 years. I don't have a Japanese grade certificate or anything. What form should I go to? How much is the charge? I am studying in Osaka now. Let me help you answer these questions.

How much money you can earn depends entirely on the region. Working in Japan, Tokyo has the highest salary, followed by Osaka. There is not much difference between the two places, which can be ignored. But the house price in Tokyo is very expensive. It's kind of like being in Beijing. Death costs a lot. Osaka is better by comparison.

In fact, the most important thing to say is how and how you came. There are also trainees who come to work specially. This is not recommended. Their wages are much cheaper than those in the world. I don't know if I can deduct it. The living conditions are very poor. Seven or eight people crowded into a 20-square-meter hut. . . .

The following is my recommendation to you. You can find a reliable intermediary and ask them to help you study abroad. You graduated from college, and it's easy to do. After coming, you can go to a language school with a visa of one to two years. After that, you can apply for a cheap university and a two-year visa. However, you can also go directly to graduate school (Japanese name is Dakuchi). It is easy to find a job in Japan after graduation, and it is more popular even when you return home.

There is an important question before coming, that is, how much Japanese do you need? For example, in English, the content of the first half of the first semester in junior high school is enough. Then come and study for the second half of the semester. Work is fine. In this way, you can find a job in the shortest time. If you want to make money quickly.

I'll tell you the specific salary and expenses again. Don't blame me for not being sure. But it is guaranteed to be more than 90% credible)

Minimum wage (one hour)

Tokyo -950 yen

Osaka -900

Kyoto -800 ~ 850

The more prosperous the city, the higher the salary, and the more remote the place, the lower the salary. This is the same as ours. Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou have high wages, followed by provincial capitals. But Guangzhou and Urumqi are both capital cities, but the wage difference is definitely big! I don't know if this explanation is easier for me.

rent per month

Tokyo-I'm not sure about the house price, but it's more expensive than Osaka.

Osaka-30,000 ~ 40,000.

The cost of living varies from person to person. Some of our classmates need to pay 80,000 yen a month's rent, while others only need half a month. This gap is very big.

If you are willing to endure hardships, it is no problem to spend more than180 thousand yen a month in a big city. You can save a little money. Among them, the visa problem must be solved. If you go to school, you have to pay tuition, which is also an expense.

Now the exchange rate is 6.7. The Japanese yen I mentioned above multiplied by 0.067 is the price of RMB. Do the math. However, since Japan changed its prime minister, the yen has plummeted! Last year was 8. So the exchange rate alone can lose some money.

I hope I can help you ~ ~ ~