Ask a question about studying for a doctorate in Japan.

I have a classmate who graduated from Liaoning College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. After working for several years, she went to Japan to study for a doctor of western medicine. She graduated this year. Her question is whether she can find a college of traditional Chinese medicine in Japan. I don't know about this, but reading western medicine is absolutely certain! There are two ways that it will be very difficult to stay in Japan after getting a doctorate: one is to apply for a long-term visa after getting a work permit, and then get a permanent visa or a green card, and the other is to marry a local Japanese Chinese or Japanese! This is quick and easy! Whether it is true or not depends mainly on personal ability. It should be convenient for you to work in a Japanese clinic! I have some materials here that may be helpful to you?

Studying in Japan and taking a part-time job can not only study, but also delay making money. If you work about 10 hour every day, you can earn 800- 1000 yen per hour. A college degree can go to the graduate school of a Japanese university (equivalent to a master's degree in China).

There are two choices: one is to apply for a language school, and the other is to apply for a Japanese department at a university. The difference between the two is that the former is a school visa, and there are restrictions on working, and the visa is not easy to handle. You can sign for more than half a year at a time, and you have to choose an excellent school; The latter belongs to the study visa, and the visa is easier to handle. You can sign for more than one year, and then sign for two years at a time. Both of them have a two-year academic system, and both of them mainly study Japanese. The former is managed by the Ministry of Education, while the latter is managed by the Ministry of Education and Culture. Of course, visas are under management. Because Tokyo is a popular area, it is not easy to apply. It is best to find a reputable and qualified legal agent to study abroad. You can go to the website of the Ministry of Education to search for the list of agents. Note: 2-4 months in advance.

The following materials are mainly needed:

1. The original high school graduation certificate with a general high school, vocational high school, technical school or technical secondary school (inclusive) or above at the time of application.

2. My last school diploma.

3. Income certificate and employment certificate of the economic guarantor (annual income of 6.5438+200,000 yuan).

4. The original and photocopy of the household registration book and ID card of myself and the economic guarantor.

5. Notarial certificate of the relationship with the guarantor issued by the local impartial department.

6. Bank deposit certificate equivalent to $30,000.

7.8- 12 Small 2-inch photo with blue background (digital photos are not allowed).

8. Japanese education certificate, generally reaching 360 hours or reaching Japanese level 3.

Fill in the application form carefully and use a black carbon pen, which cannot be altered. The reason for going to school should be true and credible, and at the same time, you should apply for your personal passport in time.

The payer means to guarantee your life and tuition during your study in Japan. According to the regulations, international students can't work more than 4 hours a day. Most international students in China work and study on their own), not counting the deposit of $30,000, you are prepared to pay RMB 6.5438+RMB 2,000 (including the agency fee), which will probably save about 20,000 if you don't find an agency. The deposit can be found at the study abroad loan office, which is about 3000 yuan. You can ask your relatives for help, save enough money in the bank, and you can take it out in three months. This will save some money.

The guaranteed amount is more than 200,000 RMB, the tuition fee is 600,000-800,000 yen per year, and the living expenses are almost 6,543,800 yen per year.

After meeting the above basic conditions, you will generally have to attend the interview of the school you apply for, and you will generally pass. If you entrust an intermediary, some language schools don't have to attend the interview.

Interview notes

(1) Dress appropriately, neatly, simply and generously, do not wear jewelry, and conform to the student status;

2. Maintain a good mental state, pay attention to etiquette, be natural and graceful, and be neither humble nor supercilious;

(3). Remember the time of enrollment and graduation, the age of entering primary school, what subjects (arts or science) or specialties are in high school, what courses are in high school or specialized science, what are the names of teachers and principals, and have you participated in the college entrance examination? How's the grade? Why didn't you go to college?

(science: 320, arts: 280),

(4). Have you ever studied English? What's your level? Can you introduce yourself in English?

English self-introduction

My name is. I am (years old).

My name is XXX, and I am XXX years old this year.

(18 XVIII, 19 XIX, 2222)

I am a middle school (university) graduate.

I am a middle school (university) graduate.

I live in a county (city) in * * * province.

My family lives in XX county (city) of * * * province.

I have my parents and me at home. We have an income of 100 thousand every year. This is a very happy family.

There are me and my parents at home, earning more than 100 thousand a year. I am a happy family.

I hope to continue studying in Japanese universities and then realize my life goals.

I hope to study in a Japanese university and achieve my life goals after I finish my studies.

5. What are you doing after graduation? Do parents support going to Japan? What unit do parents work in? What is the monthly or annual income? In which bank is the money deposited? (ICBC or BOC) Who else is at home? Do you have any relatives or friends in Japan?

[6]. When did you start learning Japanese? What's the level? After passing the interview (resignation), he went to a full-time class in a Japanese school to learn Japanese.

7. Why do you want to go to Japan? Which university do you want to go to after the language barrier? What major are you going to study?

After going to Japan, studying abroad will be very hard. Can you persist? Want to work?

If conditions permit, I want to take a job to subsidize the living expenses and reduce the burden on my family.

(9) Fill in the Interview Registration Form as required, and bring the original household registration book, ID card and diploma to participate in the interview.

⑽. High school curriculum and college entrance examination subjects:

Liberal Arts: 6 subjects: Mathematics, Chinese, English, and liberal arts: (Geography, History, Politics).

Science: 6 subjects: Mathematics, Chinese, English, Science Synthesis: (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Mathematics, Chinese and English, each subject 150 points, 300 points for each subject, with a total score of 750 points.

After the application materials are submitted to the Immigration Bureau, the school will issue the original Certificate of Residency if they are approved and paid the school tuition fee for one year. The next step is to apply for a visa in embassies and consulates in China, which is generally entrusted to the local foreign affairs visa agency. If you get a visa, then you are ready to go abroad!

Very troublesome. You'd better go to the agency. The success rate will be high. You can't do it yourself!

I can only tell you this. Good luck!

After the materials are submitted, the Japanese administrative bureau will call (spot check) mainly to verify whether the application materials are true or not. As long as it is reflected in the material, you must recite it and don't answer wrong. In addition, you should be flexible and improvise. Japan is haunted. In short, be careful and find someone with a flexible mind to answer the phone. In addition, the caller id is "1111111/.

600,000-800,000 yen, and the living expenses are almost 6.5438+00,000 yen per year. Go to yj82999-