Introduction to Japan's study abroad policy

As our close neighbor and the third largest economy in the world, Japan can be said to be a good choice. The following is an introduction to the unshared policy on studying in Japan. Welcome to read the reference!

1. Introduction to Japan's study abroad policy

1, scholarship

The scholarship system in Japanese universities is very perfect. In addition to state grants such as scholarships from the Ministry of Education, there are also many private scholarships set up by schools and enterprise groups, and the probability of applying for scholarships is very high.

Step 2 Work-study program

Although the tuition fee for studying in Japan is lower, the cost of living is slightly higher, so Japan stipulates that the minimum wage for Japanese students is about 800 yen/hour. Therefore, for China students with average family conditions but good academic performance, on the basis of applying for scholarships, taking part-time jobs after class can greatly reduce the financial burden of their families.

3. Universal medical insurance

Japan is a country where all people participate in medical insurance. All residents living in Japan, including foreigners, are obliged to participate. The medical insurance premium for international students or low-income people will be greatly reduced or reduced. If these people are sick, the Japanese government will bear 70% to 80% of the medical expenses, while the insured only needs to bear 20% to 30% of the medical expenses, and there is no charge for sending ambulances in Japan. (Only about 1/6 people in the United States participate in the government's medical insurance plan, and the average cost of seeing a doctor is twice that of Japan, and the cost of sending an ambulance is also charged).

Step 4 migrate

In recent years, Japan's immigration policy has become more and more relaxed. The "300,000 foreign students policy" stipulates that foreigners who apply for residence in Japan can extend their residence period from the current 3 years to 5 years if they reach the Japanese level stipulated by the Japanese government. This regulation is very beneficial to college students who have already studied in Japan. It is worth noting that Japan has recently released a new policy: from 20 19 to 10, children aged 3-5 can go to kindergarten for free; Children under 2 years old from low-income families (the annual income is less than 2.7 million yen, about178,000 RMB) can also attend kindergartens for free. I believe this is undoubtedly a major favorable policy for those who want to emigrate.

2. Interpretation of application procedures for studying in Japan

first step

Choosing a school, studying in Japan is a difficult process, because it requires you to know yourself again, sort yourself out and choose an ideal school that suits you. This step is done, and studying in Japan is more than half successful.

Second step

Submit the application materials to the selected school. I want to say a little more about the school here. There are different ways to study in Japan, and there are some differences in application.

Apply to a Japanese language school, which enrolls students four times a year: 65438+ 10, April, July, 65438+ 10. Generally, students should apply three to six months in advance. The earlier they apply, the more prepared they are, and the greater your chances of applying. Because some sought-after language schools have limited places, many people grab them. When the places are full, they can only choose to go to other language schools. Therefore, it is suggested that students who want to apply for a language school can make preparations as early as possible if they have made up their minds where to go.

Apply for admission to Japanese universities, usually twice a year: April and June 5438+00. This is also determined according to the enrollment brochures of individual universities, so you should be prepared in advance to apply.

Japanese universities have different postgraduate application systems. Some universities adopt the law professor system. Generally, you find your favorite professor, get in touch with him, and submit your research plan and some other necessary materials. The professor has decided to admit you, and the general university will give you an offer. However, some universities have a prior review system, and Kyoto University has a unique AAO review system ... Here, I suggest that you make targeted preparations after choosing a good school and prescribe the right medicine to get twice the result with half the effort!

To apply for a Japanese special school, the general enrollment time of the special school is April, and the school requires students to have a high Japanese score of N 1 or N2, so most of them transition to a language school before taking the Japanese special school. However, there are also specialized schools that can directly accept international students as long as they meet the conditions. Many of these colleges cooperate with domestic study institutions, so students can consult more before applying.

Third step

The school allows students to enter the school, pay tuition and other necessary fees, and get the qualification certificate and admission ticket issued, so they can prepare their passports.

Fourth step

After students get their passports, they have to go to the Japanese Embassy to apply for a Japanese entry visa.

Step five

Buy a plane ticket to study in Japan!

3. About the living expenses of studying in Japan

I. Rent

Tokyo is the city that most students choose, and there are also the most colleges and universities here, which are influenced by the level of urban development and prices. The accommodation fee here is the same. If you prepare according to this standard, you basically don't need to worry about your own expenses.

Generally, students have the choice of single room and multiple rooms. It's actually cheaper to share with others. Everyone needs to prepare 2400-4800 yuan a month, regardless of the need to pay a gift for new occupancy. The fee is one month's rent, and the moving fee and cleaning fee are about 1000 yuan.

Second, catering.

Based on the price of the school canteen, it needs to prepare 60- 100 yuan a day. According to this plan, you need to prepare 1800-3000 yuan a month, but people occasionally cook by themselves and have to consider the cost of eating, so at least 2000 yuan should be prepared.

You can refer to the more common Japanese collocation, soy milk and sandwiches around 25 yuan; Ordinary beef rice 20-25 yuan; Fast food restaurant package around 40 yuan; Set meal includes side dishes and soup 50-65 yuan; Rice balls are generally 8- 10 yuan; Fast food near the tasting period will be cheaper.

Third, shopping.

I still need to buy some things every day, mainly consumables and seasonal clothes, so I can make a good plan. We should not pursue too high a single time on this, as long as it is what we need, good quality and low price is the best choice.

Moreover, you should pay attention to saving money when buying things, and you can know the discount activities in the mall in advance, so that you can plan better, spend less money than usual, and complete your shopping needs. You must make a list carefully.

Fourth, others.

Most students need to buy monthly tickets, which is a more cost-effective way, so that the expenses after one month can be controlled between 400-600 yuan. And you can take buses, subways and trams, which is very cost-effective for students who have to travel every day.

Everyone will also have the opportunity to ask 300 yuan for a month's budget; Mobile phone and broadband binding, 300 yuan for about a month; The rent will include water, electricity, gas and heating. , add up to a month also need about 400 yuan.