There are two types of visas issued by the Japanese embassy and consulates to self-financed international students studying in Japan: one is the 4-1-16 visa and the other is the 4-1-16-3 visa.

1. 4-1-16 visa application procedures

1. The Japanese guarantor will send the "Notice of Admission" and "Certificate of Eligibility for Residence" to the applicant, which will be held by the applicant. Apply for a passport with the above-mentioned documents from the public security organ.

2. After the applicant obtains the passport and has the following materials, he or she can apply for a study visa from the Japanese Embassy.

(1) Letter of reasons for studying abroad. Fill in the purpose of studying in Japan and the elective subjects in detail, in duplicate.

(2) Personal resume. Fill it out in duplicate starting from elementary school.

(3) Oath. It must be made in duplicate. The format content is provided by the Japanese Embassy. Applicants can copy it once and sign it.

(4) Fill in the Japan entry visa application form. In duplicate.

(5) Proof of the relationship between the applicant and the guarantor issued by the public security organ.

(6) Graduation certificate from the applicant’s last school.

(7) Admission notice from the admitted school.

(8) Personal guarantee letter. It is necessary to write down the guarantee for the applicant's travel expenses, tuition fees and living expenses during the period of study in Japan, and ensure that the applicant abides by Japanese laws and returns to the country on time. In duplicate.

(9) Tax payment certificate of the guarantor.

(10) The applicant’s passport and 5 recent photos without a hat.

3. After preparing the above materials, send them to the Japanese Embassy, ??and the Japanese Embassy will accept the application. If the guarantor has applied for the "Certificate of Eligibility to Residence" for the applicant and sent it to the embassy together, he or she will be issued a study visa immediately. Otherwise, you need to wait for 3 months.

2. 4-1-16-3 visa application procedures

1. The applicant applies for an admission permit to the Japanese language school where he plans to go through his guarantor.

2. The guarantor shall apply to the Immigration Bureau for "pre-study review" procedures with the admission permit.

3. After review and approval, the Immigration Bureau will issue a "Certificate of Preliminary Examination for Student Immigration" to the guarantor, which will then be sent to the applicant by the guarantor.

4. The applicant applies for a passport from the exit and entry administration department of the public security organ with the "Certificate of Preliminary Examination for Student Entry" and other procedures.

5. Obtain the "Entry Visa Application Form", "Family Relationship Form" and "Oath" from the Japanese Embassy or Consulate in China.

6. Fill in the form provided by the embassy or consulate, and write a reason for studying and a personal resume.

7. Send the above supporting materials to the Japanese Embassy or Consulate in China for visa application, and you will get the visa soon.

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Extended information:

Japan Key points in the review of study abroad visa

1. Family financial ability to pay

Family financial ability to pay has become the key point in the review. The family financial ability of applicants for study abroad is more important. The various certificates issued by the relevant public and administrative agencies for the fund payer to prove his or her financial ability are strictly scrutinized.

2. Language proficiency level

In the past, applicants who applied to study in Japan, especially those who studied in language schools, usually required only 150-200 Japanese language hours before going to Japan. Just count. However, in recent years, there have been repeated cases where the Japanese language course certificate issued by the applicant before going to Japan does not match the actual Japanese proficiency. In addition, some domestic language training institutions are driven by profits and frequently falsify the certificate at the beginning of the semester, losing their integrity. In view of the above situation, Japan visa review has strengthened its efforts in this regard.

Based on the overall visa situation analysis in recent years, starting from the next year, in addition to proof of study hours, applicants for study in Japan may be explicitly required to submit corresponding test certificates issued by Japanese language proficiency testing institutions. In addition to the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JPT), the J.TEST exam (Japanese TOEIC Test) will be more widely adopted. Because compared to the Japanese Proficiency Test (JPT), this test is more conducive to student selection in terms of test time.

3. Authenticity of application materials

Japanese visa is generally divided into two parts: First, you must obtain the "Certificate of Eligibility for Residence" issued by the Immigration Bureau of the Ministry of Justice of Japan (referred to as " "Residence"), only applicants holding a residence permit are eligible to submit final visa applications to various embassies and consulates. According to common practice, due to the limitations of the Japanese Immigration Bureau’s manpower and funds, the residence review stage is generally based on written review, and most of them do not conduct telephone surveys. Relevant investigations on the applicant himself or the applicant’s fund payer are generally conducted by each embassy or consulate.

However, this year, Japan has strengthened the review in this area in the first review stage. The immigration bureaus in some regions have invested a lot of money and hired a large number of translators to conduct direct interviews on applicants or fund payers from Japan. Related investigations. Therefore, we would like to remind applicants to study abroad not to take chances. Submitting application materials that are consistent with your actual situation is the guarantee for successfully obtaining a visa.

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