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Answering 10 most Frequently Asked Questions! - GO! GO! NIHON
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- From visa applications to how much an average person spends studying in Japan, you might have tons of questions when preparing to study in Japan. So our student coordinators answer 10 of your most frequently asked questions!
We are a free service dedicated to helping students live and study in Japan! Based locally in Japan we offer support in 8 different languages! For more information about our services or to contact us visit our website: gogonihon.com/en/
List of questions:
1. Can you help me to study Japanese in Japan?
2. Can you still sign up despite not being in school anymore?
3. Do you need to have some level of Japanese prior to starting the course?
4. I hear that you can not go study in Japan If you're over 30, is that true?
5. How can I get a student visa and how much does it cost?
6. For a 6-month course in Japan how much does an average person spend?
7. Do you only offer support in English?
8. Can I use your service no matter where I live?
9. Is it possible to come with a friend or partner?
10. How long before I actually move should I start asking you guys for help?
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I have a few questions
My questions are mainly focused on akamonkai language school
(1) if I want to go onto higher education in Japan specifically university, in Japanese and I have no knowledge of the Japanese language, how long would I have to attend a language school until I’m at the right language level for me to be accepted?
(2) when is the best time to apply for Gogo nihon?
(3) does the school help you get into a Japanese university?
(4) if I were to finish my Gogo nihon course in japan in let’s say July and I get into a Japanese university, but I don’t start the university until April, would I be able to stay in school dorms until April?
(5) if I pay some of my tuition for school before I go to Japan, am I able to pay the rest by getting a part time job in Japan?
(6) Am I able to apply to school with GCSEs? Where I’m from, you complete GCSE’s after 12 years of school
(7) do I have to share my dorm with another person? (I’m completely fine with sharing)
(8) Does the school have any after school clubs for making friends and studying?
(9) Are we allowed breaks from school? For example Christmas
(10) how long would it take for me to become fluent in Japanese if I come to the Language school with no knowledge of the language?
(11) How do I support myself financially in Japan if I can’t get a part time job because my Japanese isn’t good enough yet?
(12) how long would I have to study Japanese for it to be good enough to get myself a part time job?
(13) does the school help me find a full time job In Japan?
(14) when applying to my school and it asks for my age, do I put my age when applying my age when I arrive to my school?
(15)why does the application ask for my gender (I’m just curious lol)
I know this is quite a Hefty list, but if you could answer some of them that would be a huge help ❤️
Hi there! We highly recommend contacting our team by filling out our Contact Form here: gogonihon.com/en/#ContactForm
One of our team members will be in contact with you within 3-5 business days and will be more than happy to help! Thank you!
What is the acceptance rate?
Venho dar parte de minha história para quem sabe ajudar alguns alunos que queiram conquistar o sonho de ir ao Japão e tentar uma vida com mais dignidade. A tentei desde outubro de 2021 ingressar como estudante em uma escola através da Gogo Nihon, inicialmente assim como no vídeo parecia bem simples, e pra um brasileiro, onde dinheiro aparentemente é a maior dificuldade para se sair do país. me preparei e fiz sacrifícios pra conseguir o dinheiro esperado. mas minha renda era extremamente baixa, e não basta só comprovar que possui dinheiro para se manter, seu financiador, ou fiador, precisa ter uma renda de aproximadamente 50 mil reais anuais ou mais, isso não é a realidade da maioria dos brasileiros. Então, se você estudante não é rico, ou não tem pais ricos, infelizmente não vai conseguir. Esse é o pecado que pagamos pelo nosso país deplorável. De qualquer forma agradeço muito a atenção dos agentes da gogo nihon, sempre muito atenciosos e gentis, e me ajudaram o máximo que puderam com informação, e fiquei muito triste de não ter dado certo.
Non vedo l’ora di essere la ad aprile 🙈😍
Can I already apply for July 2022? I'm asking because we can't guess how this pandemic situation will continue. Maybe the japanese gouverment will close the borders at that time again
Hi Matteo! Sorry if this is late but we are now accepting applications for the July 2022 intake. If you have not sent in an inquiry yet, now is the best time to do so through our website. We hope to hear from you soon!
Can you please explain the bank statements to me?
If I wanna study at akamonkai for 2 years I should only need ¥1,478,000 right?
So when I pay that to you guys ¥1,478,000, am I able to go to japan and study for 2 years? I’m getting a bunch of mixed signals on things. I saw a comment saying I’d need 4 million yen
¥1,478,000 it's only to pay the course. But you also need to pay food, books, transportation, a place to stay, etc. Inmigration will ask you to show a bank statement with ¥4,000,000
@@fercjpn Does the ¥4,00,000 include the ¥1,478,00?
Hi there! Yes, that's correct. The 1,478,000 yen is included in the 4,000,000 yen bank statement requirement.
Hi! If I wanted to apply for a visa through you in order to go to language school in Japan, say, in September of this year, would that be likely due to the COVID border restrictions? Of course, no one can tell where the restrictions will be months ahead of now, but I was wondering how you have dealt with the obstacles posed by COVID throughout this year and last. Thanks!
Hello Luke! Fortunately, the borders are open for long-term visa holders starting today and if this continues on until the end of this year, most likely, you will be able to come to Japan for your studies in the fall.
For students who were unfortunately unable to enter Japan in time for their original term starts, they either decided to wait until the borders were opened and/or took online classes with their schools while waiting. For students who didn't want to or cannot attend online classes due to the huge time difference, they were asked to postpone their studies to a later term.
We hope this answered your question! If you would like further information about the application process, please feel free to reach out to us through this link:
gogonihon.com/#ContactForm
We hope to hear from you soon! ✨
Hi, I would like to ask.
For a 6 month course is about 1,200,000 yen.
Does it mean that my bank statement need to show that amount which then I can use that amount to pay for tuition fees, accomodations, transportation, etc. ?
Or that amount cannot be use but to act as a proof I am capable or living and studying in Japan?
I am quite confused on this.
Hi! The purpose of showing your bank statement is to make sure that you can afford living in Japan for the amount of time your visa allows you. However you use the money is up to you! Also, if you do not have enough money on your own account, you can use the account of a sponsor (usually a family member) who is supporting you. I hope this clears things up for you :)
Awesome! Just one question. The website says the cost of the course in Akamonkai for example is 428,000 yen for the 6 month course, why do they mention a cost of 1,400,000 in the video? :o
I believe that the 1,400,000 includes cost of living (amenities, transportation, rent, etc.) in Japan including the course price
@@lilyxiuxiu You don't pay 1.000.000 Yens to live 6 months in Japan. if you are trying to save and still want to have fun, a month can cost approx. 110.000 Yens, with rent, transport, food and fun activities with a good margin of error.
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 Does this mean I need to have 4,000,000 yen in my bank for immigration to allow a 2 year student visa? Would I not get accepted if I have less than that?
Do we need 4,000,000 yen bank statement for every school?
I’d like to go to akamonkai and it says I only need ¥1,478,000 for a 2 year course
@@p3p3_Frog That's the price just for studying, tuition fee. Depending of the months or years that you want to study in Japan, japanese government will require you an amount of money in your bank account where you can prove all the costs of your stancy in japan.
@@p3p3_Frog yes minimum 4,000,000 at any school for 2 year
Does go go nihon only help with the schools listed on their site or do they offer support for other Japanese schools.
Hi there! At this time, we're only able to offer support for the schools featured on our website. 🙏🏼
Would i be able to apply to multiple schools through Gogonihon to maximise my chances of getting accepted or do you only allow people to apply to one school?
Hi! We only allow one application per student at this time. The reason for this is that if a student applies to multiple schools and all those schools accept and submit the application to immigration, immigration will automatically void all applications coming from the same student. Hope this helps! 😊
Hello ! let say i go for 6 month to one of your school and i really like it can i extended my visa ? is it possible ? thank you for the video.
Hi there! Yes, you are able to extend your visa and your chosen school will be more than happy to assist you with your extension application. 🙂
sorry, but if I couldn't get my high school diploma, could I go and study the same or not?
Hi there! There are a few schools that will be able to accept your application. However, please note that after finishing your language studies, you will most likely be asked to return home as you have very limited options on what to do in Japan without a high school diploma. For further information about the schools that might be able to accept your application, we highly recommend contacting our team through our website. We hope this helps!
get it done that what i did u can do it
Hii! 😊 I’ve decided that i want to study in japan and already got consent from my parents! For now i only wanna test it out and see if do okay. Is there a 2-month course? (and if not what is the shortest course you guys can offer?) Also can i still work a part-time job while i’m studying? Sorry for all these questions 😓
Hello, thanks for your questions! We're glad to hear that your parents are supportive of your future studies in Japan! ☺️
Our school offers 3-month short-term courses, but as the borders currently remain closed, the short-term courses have been put to a halt until further notice. Please note that participating in a short-term course would mean that you will be coming to Japan on a tourist visa as student visas require longer study lengths.
You are also only allowed to work part-time on a student visa. So if you wish to experience working part-time in Japan, we recommend applying for a longer study length instead.
We hope this helps and if you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact our team via our website: gogonihon.com/#ContactForm
@@GoGoNihonGo Oh i see!! I should def just get a longer course,,, thank you for answering these questions! my parents have approved and i will apply sometime this year! i haven’t rlly made a big plan yet! :))
So would I have to show a bank statement showing how much I earn a year or do I have to have a bank statement that shows I actively have 4000000 yen in my bank account?
Hi there! You will have to show an annual income proof (income tax return that states your annual income, employment certificate, etc.) AND a copy of your most recent bank statement that states you have the required amount of funds for your application. We hope this cleared things out!
Se si riesce a ottenere un'aspettativa dal proprio lavoro in Italia (circa 6 mesi) é comunque possibile lavorare part-time tramite la scuola in Giappone ???
Ciao, ti confermo che entrando in Giappone con visto studentesco è possibile lavorare part time fino ad un massimo di 28 ore settimanali. Le scuole stesse possono offrire supporto per la ricerca, postando offerte di lavoro per gli studenti sulle loro bacheche oppure aiutando a compilare il curriculum in giapponese o a preparare il colloquio.
So since I am 32 is it still possible to study japanese in Japan ?
Yes - we assist people from all ages. For more info, please contact us through our website 😊
12 millones de pesos por 6 meses XD