Destination

Japan

Japan pairs a leading global economy with distinctive study opportunities and growing interest in business and employment routes among the clients we work with.

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A leading global economy with strong technology and engineering sectors

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A growing number of English-taught programmes

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MEXT government scholarships for eligible applicants

Universities students commonly apply to

  • University of Tokyo
  • Kyoto University
  • Osaka University

Not an exhaustive list, and not an implied partnership or endorsement — a starting point for the kind of institutions in this market.

Tuition

Tuition at national universities is generally more moderate than at private institutions.

Living Costs

Tokyo costs considerably more than smaller Japanese cities, which is worth factoring into your city choice.

Visa Requirements

  • Certificate of Eligibility from a Japanese institution or sponsor
  • Proof of financial means
  • Supporting documents specific to your route (study, business, or work)

Scholarships

MEXT (Japanese government) scholarships cover tuition and a stipend for eligible applicants, though competitive.

Career Opportunities

Post-study work and business registration options depend on your visa category and current Japanese immigration rules, which we'll confirm case by case.

Student Life

Japan's distinct culture and systems take real adjustment — we're upfront about that rather than glossing over it.

FAQs

Japan — common questions

Not for all English-taught programmes, though Japanese helps significantly with daily life, part-time work and most employment.

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