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Language Study and part time work
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2017/5/8 09:54
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I'm looking into studying Japanese and trying to find a language and also part time work while out there to fund myself
I'm aware I'd need a student visa and would only be able to work a maximum of 20 hours which is fine.
I know of GoGoNihon and if I'm correct, they help with applications for your chosen school, visa, accomodation and even help with finding work.
How good of a company are they? Are there any other companies that offer the same services, or better?
Thank you in advance.
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by xlauraloux
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Re: Language Study and part time work
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2017/5/8 13:27
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Note that to be granted Student visa, you will need to show to Immigration that you do have sufficient funds to support yourself.
Also I believe it is a max of 28 hours per week.
I believe that the school that you study at will be able to help with visa, accommodation, and part-time work as appropriate. You might want to inquire with the school that you are interested in.
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by AK
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Re: Language Study and part time work
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2017/5/8 14:00
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I'd need a student visa and would only be able to work a maximum of 20 hours which is fine. Who told you that? If it was the agent you mentioned in your question, I am sorry to say that agent is not trustable. Basically you are not allowed to work with a student visa (it is illegal). You will be allowed to work up to 28hours/week provided that you get a permission called しかくがいかつどうきょか. If you really want to study Japanese in Japan, please be careful with schools and agent that offer you a job or help with job hunting, they often make money, being related to illgeal job agent. It is mentioned in this thred as well. http://www.japan-guide.com/forum/quereadisplay.html?0+155947
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by Rich (guest)
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