I'm going to land in Japan in September 2023 intake through you as I'm planning to approach you as I saw all your videos which are informative 🙏🇮🇳🙏🇮🇳🙏🇮🇳
Can you explain the bank statement thing? I saw in a comment you’ll need 4 million yen bank statement for a 2 year course. But what does that exactly mean? Why do I need 4 million yen?
Hi there! You will need to show at least 4,000,000 yen at the time of your application to help the school confirm that you are financially able to live and study in Japan.
Hello, I have two questions : 1. I'm thinking of applying for the April course 2022, my birthday is in April and I will only be turning eighteen then. Would I still be able to apply? 2. Do you support South African students?
Hello Goodnight. How much money would I need to do a 2-year course, study Japanese and work in my free time at least 6 hours. I am very interested in the course. Thank you so much.
Hey there! A 2-year course would require you a bank statement of 4,000,000 yen. Please also note that you are allowed to work part-time 28 hours per week on a student visa. Hope this helps!
@@GoGoNihonGo Hello can I ask some questions on regards to the time of having part time job? If we only have 28 hours a week to work for part time job, how much hours does this equivalent per day? If we are only limited 5 hours a day to work part time, can we work more hours if we want to?
Hello! I have 2 questions: 1. Is it possible to maybe call or obtain information before aplaying? 2. After studying, do you offer help to get a working visa or a job in Japan? Thank you!! :)
Hi Frances! You can be in touch with our coordinators by sending an inquiry here: gogonihon.com/#ContactForm On the other hand, we can only offer very limited support for students who would like to seek employment in Japan, however, most of our schools offer assistance most of the time. 😊
You may have a sponsor for your studies, yes! To qualify as a sponsor, a person must be directly related to you (like a parent or sibling), and have been working full-time for the past 2 years. Their annual income must also be sufficiently high that they would be able to support you in Japan. We hope this helps!
Hi there. i dont speek any japanese but i'm going to learn it. that's why i've decided to study japanese in japan! i was wandering if the accommidation is included in the price? and if not, would i then have to get a part time job to pay my rent? And can i even find a part time job since i dont speek very much japanese? I hope you can answer some of my questions, since i'm considering going to japan, January 2022. Thanks, and have a nice day!
Hi Alexander! The accommodation is separate from the tuition fee you will be paying directly to the school. While it also possible to be able to support your daily necessities with a part-time job, it will be very difficult if you will be only supporting yourself and paying your rent with your part-time income. We highly recommend reading our blog post here about how much it costs to live in Japan: gogonihon.com/en/blog/the-highs-and-lows-of-the-cost-of-living-in-japan/ If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact our coordinators team by filling out our form here: gogonihon.com/#ContactForm Thank you!
Hi there, I would like to ask something. Does Go Go Nihon supports Indonesia? Because when I was filling in the contact form, I received a nationality notice that Go Go Nihon doesn't support Indonesia. Thank you
Hello, thanks for reaching out! Unfortunately, we are unable to offer support to students from Indonesia at this time. The reason for this is that the procedures for Indonesian students are out of our scope of knowledge, and we, unfortunately, cannot ensure a smooth application process. We are very sorry about this! We highly recommend contacting a local agency in Indonesia for your student visa application. We wish you the best of luck and we hope to see you in Japan someday! 🙏🏼
Hi there! Schools and immigration are requiring at least 1,000,000 yen (or in some cases, 1,200,000 yen) for students who will be applying for at least 6-months. The reason for this is that they would like to confirm that the applicant is financially capable of living and studying in Japan. If an applicant cannot provide the required bank statement, the schools will not be able to move forward with an application, unfortunately. We hope this helps!
My nearest Japanese embassy is almost a 10 hour drive. Are we able to submit our COE through the mail? Or will I have to fly or drive and turn this in to them in person?
Hi there! Unfortunately, we do not assist with financial aid or scholarships, so we are unable to provide any information about those types of programs. We apologize for not being more helpful in that regard. Our students usually use their savings in order to come to Japan, or use a sponsor who will support them financially during their studies. When you apply, a bank statement is required by Japanese immigration to prove that you are financially capable of living in Japan even if that’s not the amount that you will be spending. For a 1-year visa, the amount is 2,000,000yen, 2-years is 4,000,000yen. Otherwise, you can apply for a 6-month visa with 1,200,000yen. We hope this helps!
Hi! We're very sorry we could not be of help for Filipino students at this time. We highly recommend contacting a local agency in your country, or your local Japanese embassy as they might be able to point you in the right direction for your student visa application. We wish you the best of luck and we hope to see you in Japan soon! 🙏🏼
Hi! We're very sorry we could not be of help at this time. We highly recommend contacting a local agency in your country, or your local Japanese embassy as they might be able to point you in the right direction for your student visa application. We wish you the best of luck and we hope to see you in Japan soon! 🙏🏼
Hi Gogo nihon! I have a question regarding higher education in japan. Am I able to study in a Japanese university with the course in Japanese? As in, am I able to take the same courses and course work as a native Japanese student? I do know I will have to take and pass the EJU to take part in a university, Also, when is the best time to study in Japan if you aspire to take the EJU and attend a Japanese university? Will definitely be using you guys once I have enough money saved :)
Hello! To answer your question, yes, you will be able to apply for a Japanese university and study alongside Japanese students if you meet the requirements. For example, a major requirement would be having a JLPT N2 or equivalent in order to qualify for an application at a Japanese university--in a course that is conducted in Japanese. If you are a beginner and would like to take the EJU after your language studies, it is best to begin your language studies from the April term as the maximum study length for this term is 2 years. In general, it is estimated that for a complete beginner, 1.5 to 2 years of studies in a Japanese language school is necessary to reach a level of proficiency equivalent to JLPT N2. If you begin your studies in April, you will finish your language course around March 2 years after. You will then be able to take the EJU in March and begin your university studies in April. We hope this helps!
@@GoGoNihonGo Thank you so much, and yes, this was a huge help I hope to start a new life in Japan and I’m very sure you guys can help me achieve this ❤️
Unfortunately, we are unable to offer support to students from India at this time. The reason for this is that the procedures for Indian students are out of our scope of knowledge, and we, unfortunately, cannot ensure a smooth application process. We are very sorry about this! We highly recommend contacting a local agency in India for your student visa application. We wish you the best of luck and we hope to see you in Japan someday! 🙏🏼
Hi. I'm from Namibia and have been trying to apply for school with go go but it says "We cannot assist students of your nationality" please help and is there a nother way I could enter the schools name is Nihon Kogakuin.
Hi! We're very sorry we could not be of help at this time. We highly recommend contacting a local agency in your country, or your local Japanese embassy as they might be able to point you in the right direction for your student visa application. We wish you the best of luck and we hope to see you in Japan soon! 🙏🏼
Hello Ricardo! Please get in touch with one of our coordinators through our website here to know how we can assist you: gogonihon.com/en/ We hope to hear from you soon!
I'm going to land in Japan in September 2023 intake through you as I'm planning to approach you as I saw all your videos which are informative 🙏🇮🇳🙏🇮🇳🙏🇮🇳
Bro we indians can nof get in japan through go go nihon
Can you explain the bank statement thing? I saw in a comment you’ll need 4 million yen bank statement
for a 2 year course. But what does that exactly mean?
Why do I need 4 million yen?
Hi there! You will need to show at least 4,000,000 yen at the time of your application to help the school confirm that you are financially able to live and study in Japan.
Hello, I have two questions :
1. I'm thinking of applying for the April course 2022, my birthday is in April and I will only be turning eighteen then. Would I still be able to apply?
2. Do you support South African students?
How did it go?
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Can I go to Japan if I turn 18 two months after arriving?
hi! i have a question, do all language schools require a certain japanese level?
Hi there! Many of our schools accept complete beginners, so there is no general entrance level! 😊
Listen,I am 19 from America and I want to study in Japan in 2022 but What prefecture would I apply for
are your services available for Iranian students?
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Hello Goodnight. How much money would I need to do a 2-year course, study Japanese and work in my free time at least 6 hours. I am very interested in the course. Thank you so much.
Hey there! A 2-year course would require you a bank statement of 4,000,000 yen. Please also note that you are allowed to work part-time 28 hours per week on a student visa. Hope this helps!
@@GoGoNihonGo Hello can I ask some questions on regards to the time of having part time job? If we only have 28 hours a week to work for part time job, how much hours does this equivalent per day? If we are only limited 5 hours a day to work part time, can we work more hours if we want to?
Hello! I have 2 questions:
1. Is it possible to maybe call or obtain information before aplaying?
2. After studying, do you offer help to get a working visa or a job in Japan?
Thank you!! :)
Hi Frances! You can be in touch with our coordinators by sending an inquiry here: gogonihon.com/#ContactForm
On the other hand, we can only offer very limited support for students who would like to seek employment in Japan, however, most of our schools offer assistance most of the time. 😊
@@GoGoNihonGo ok! Thank you so much!
I would like to study in Japan in 2-3 years, but do you support South Africans?
i have a qustion about the bank account, what if i dont have one? or can be my parents bank account? my tutors bank account?
You may have a sponsor for your studies, yes! To qualify as a sponsor, a person must be directly related to you (like a parent or sibling), and have been working full-time for the past 2 years. Their annual income must also be sufficiently high that they would be able to support you in Japan. We hope this helps!
@@GoGoNihonGo super! Thank you so much!
Hi there.
i dont speek any japanese but i'm going to learn it. that's why i've decided to study japanese in japan! i was wandering if the accommidation is included in the price? and if not, would i then have to get a part time job to pay my rent? And can i even find a part time job since i dont speek very much japanese?
I hope you can answer some of my questions, since i'm considering going to japan, January 2022.
Thanks, and have a nice day!
Hi Alexander! The accommodation is separate from the tuition fee you will be paying directly to the school. While it also possible to be able to support your daily necessities with a part-time job, it will be very difficult if you will be only supporting yourself and paying your rent with your part-time income.
We highly recommend reading our blog post here about how much it costs to live in Japan: gogonihon.com/en/blog/the-highs-and-lows-of-the-cost-of-living-in-japan/
If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact our coordinators team by filling out our form here:
gogonihon.com/#ContactForm
Thank you!
Hi there, I would like to ask something. Does Go Go Nihon supports Indonesia? Because when I was filling in the contact form, I received a nationality notice that Go Go Nihon doesn't support Indonesia. Thank you
Hello, thanks for reaching out! Unfortunately, we are unable to offer support to students from Indonesia at this time. The reason for this is that the procedures for Indonesian students are out of our scope of knowledge, and we, unfortunately, cannot ensure a smooth application process. We are very sorry about this! We highly recommend contacting a local agency in Indonesia for your student visa application. We wish you the best of luck and we hope to see you in Japan someday! 🙏🏼
@@GoGoNihonGo hey do you support Lithuania???
so if i dont have the equivalent of 1 million yen in my bank account, i won't be able to apply?
Hi there! Schools and immigration are requiring at least 1,000,000 yen (or in some cases, 1,200,000 yen) for students who will be applying for at least 6-months. The reason for this is that they would like to confirm that the applicant is financially capable of living and studying in Japan. If an applicant cannot provide the required bank statement, the schools will not be able to move forward with an application, unfortunately. We hope this helps!
My nearest Japanese embassy is almost a 10 hour drive. Are we able to submit our COE through the mail? Or will I have to fly or drive and turn this in to them in person?
Some embassies will allow sending documents per mail! Please contact them directly to find out about their policies.
@@GoGoNihonGo thank you. I will contact them tomorrow morning.
Is there any scholarships or financial aid and how does it total cost?
Hi there! Unfortunately, we do not assist with financial aid or scholarships, so we are unable to provide any information about those types of programs. We apologize for not being more helpful in that regard. Our students usually use their savings in order to come to Japan, or use a sponsor who will support them financially during their studies.
When you apply, a bank statement is required by Japanese immigration to prove that you are financially capable of living in Japan even if that’s not the amount that you will be spending. For a 1-year visa, the amount is 2,000,000yen, 2-years is 4,000,000yen. Otherwise, you can apply for a 6-month visa with 1,200,000yen.
We hope this helps!
Hi dp you accept Applicants from the Phillippines?
Hi! We're very sorry we could not be of help for Filipino students at this time. We highly recommend contacting a local agency in your country, or your local Japanese embassy as they might be able to point you in the right direction for your student visa application. We wish you the best of luck and we hope to see you in Japan soon! 🙏🏼
Do you guys answer the mails? I've been waiting for quite a long time now.
Hi Adam, we are very sorry for this! Please let me know who assisted you so far, and I will let them know to respond to you.
Hi! How many months in advance should I apply? What do you recommended?
Hi Kelly! We recommend contacting our team at least 6 months in advance from the term start of your choice. 🙏🏼
@@GoGoNihonGo okay! Thank you very much
Pls provide the support for Indian student too in like 4-5 years
Is it available for Pakistan?
Hi! We're very sorry we could not be of help at this time. We highly recommend contacting a local agency in your country, or your local Japanese embassy as they might be able to point you in the right direction for your student visa application. We wish you the best of luck and we hope to see you in Japan soon! 🙏🏼
Hi Gogo nihon!
I have a question regarding higher education in japan.
Am I able to study in a Japanese university with the course in Japanese? As in, am I able to take the same courses and course work as a native Japanese student?
I do know I will have to take and pass the EJU to take part in a university,
Also, when is the best time to study in Japan if you aspire to take the EJU and attend a Japanese university?
Will definitely be using you guys once I have enough money saved :)
Hello! To answer your question, yes, you will be able to apply for a Japanese university and study alongside Japanese students if you meet the requirements. For example, a major requirement would be having a JLPT N2 or equivalent in order to qualify for an application at a Japanese university--in a course that is conducted in Japanese.
If you are a beginner and would like to take the EJU after your language studies, it is best to begin your language studies from the April term as the maximum study length for this term is 2 years. In general, it is estimated that for a complete beginner, 1.5 to 2 years of studies in a Japanese language school is necessary to reach a level of proficiency equivalent to JLPT N2.
If you begin your studies in April, you will finish your language course around March 2 years after. You will then be able to take the EJU in March and begin your university studies in April.
We hope this helps!
@@GoGoNihonGo
Thank you so much, and yes, this was a huge help
I hope to start a new life in Japan and I’m very sure you guys can help me achieve this ❤️
Are you taking students for 2022 yet?
We're currently accepting applications for the January 2022 intake! Please feel free to contact us to get started: gogonihon.com/#ContactForm
Is it for Indians too?
Unfortunately, we are unable to offer support to students from India at this time. The reason for this is that the procedures for Indian students are out of our scope of knowledge, and we, unfortunately, cannot ensure a smooth application process. We are very sorry about this! We highly recommend contacting a local agency in India for your student visa application. We wish you the best of luck and we hope to see you in Japan someday! 🙏🏼
I'm only 15 and I wanted to study abroad (Japan ) for my senior years but my parents believe I have to be 18 to study there
Hi! Yes, that's correct. You have to be at least 18 by the time you arrive in Japan in order to participate in our language courses. 😊
Since your so young try to do a highscool exchange while you can or if you want if you wait to long you’ll be to old like me and I’m only 17
@@osamabendolphin765 I don't know how to apply for high school exchange and I don't want to wait for my 18th birthday
@@YoitsZhi There are many different organizations you can use to become a transfer high school student YFU is a good one
@@osamabendolphin765 ok I'll try YFu
Hi. I'm from Namibia and have been trying to apply for school with go go but it says "We cannot assist students of your nationality" please help and is there a nother way I could enter the schools name is Nihon Kogakuin.
Hi! We're very sorry we could not be of help at this time. We highly recommend contacting a local agency in your country, or your local Japanese embassy as they might be able to point you in the right direction for your student visa application. We wish you the best of luck and we hope to see you in Japan soon! 🙏🏼
is it necessary to have the million yen in the bank?
Hi! Yes, you will be required to submit a bank statement that has at least a million yen for your application.
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I wonder if Go Go Nihon support PuertoRican students
Hello Ricardo! Please get in touch with one of our coordinators through our website here to know how we can assist you: gogonihon.com/en/
We hope to hear from you soon!
Indians are not given this 😭