Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 10:46am On Nov 01, 2018 |
moonraker: Hmmmm. This statement is strange to me.
For Foreigners in general, Katakana is used.
Some organizations require that you put in Kanji characters.
However, foreigners dont have kanji names (unless ofcourse they become citizens, in which case, they have to change their names to something that has a Kanji).
Now in this case, Hiragana will be the next best thing.
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Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 10:44am On Nov 01, 2018 |
komia: The form is basically made for a typical Japanese which has 2 sections-kanji- Chinese characters and hiragana the simplified japanese characters. A foreigner lacks kanji. What’s mostly is normally done is you write that kanji section using Romaji ( normal alphabet). The other section you write katakana characters. That means you write your name twice which is the common and official way to write documents in Japan. For filling forms online.....the ASCI code is either hiragana full width or half width, the style of typing. It has not to do with romaji , kanji or katakana. It’s the spacing style and boldness when typing online for all japanese characters |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 2:24pm On Oct 31, 2018 |
komia: That’s not hiragana. It’s katakana which is used to write foreign names. true but in a filling a japanese form online , its either hiragana full width or half width......the asci code |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 9:07am On Oct 12, 2018 |
moonraker: hmm i believe its オービ? i think maybe オビ、is the O a long consonant? |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 8:01am On Oct 12, 2018 |
obirichy: You can do it here pls.. Richard Obi Please enter your furigana in full-width Hiragana. That's d instruction リチャード。オビ Full width hiragana, hmmmm how to explain? |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 7:05am On Oct 12, 2018 |
obirichy: Please what is the meaning of furigana? What should I fill in such column? That’s your name in katakana Hmmmmm you need help here. Send me a mail of your full names, let me help |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 9:40am On Oct 11, 2018 |
obirichy: Apology accepted, I'm not in Japan, you guys know better, the only thing I can say I'm sure of is my friend came in to Japan a month ago with a visiting visa and he got a factory job. One cant actually know what is happening in all part of the country. S Korea is the hardest place to get in but some fortunate people get in there with business visa and still get factory work to survive. I know many of us here wants to get in there and work not really to school... Student visa is safer anyway but some still get in with business visa and get jobs too. I have a friend here he got a visa to s Korea for business ,he got a job and worked for 3 months and made some money he returned to Nigeria to show off and couldn't enter back till now, his business visa was remaining 1month to expire. ahhhh so your friend is all those illegals working at scrapyards at saitama. the ones that hide all day in a cramped room and work all night to hustle. the ones that are begging to marry any japanese to get spousal visa. Nigerian prison better pass japan immigration detention centre. come here legally, dont end up as a roppongi tout, thats what nigerians are known for here. tout and frauds. they marry japanese ladies , take loans of 200 million naira and abscond back home forming hustle don pay. the best to come here is as a student, it will be difficult at first but part time jobs are so numerous you will survive and start making money. do you even understand basic japanese?日本語分かる? we meet those street boys and they look at us students as efulefu. can you do street job in japan? always looking over your shoulders for the police? goodluck |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 4:16am On Sep 10, 2018 |
ganiru525: We went for boat cruise.It was fun around Tokyo waters last night, 28/10/15.Its 3:26am 29th October now in Japan and 7:27pm 28th october in Nigeria[color=#FFFFFF]Z[/color] October ke?? |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 4:15am On Sep 10, 2018 |
mekuso89: hello please how much is tuition fee for undergraduate in public universitie 559,000¥ per annum |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 11:44am On Sep 01, 2018 |
moonraker: The rules changed. Immigration started issuing 20 hours. Since when? |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 3:31am On Sep 01, 2018 |
moonraker: 20 hours in a week. 28 hours a week for baito as student |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 7:58am On Aug 27, 2018 |
Very true plus Roppongi comes to mind but be insistent send as many emails as possible to many professors in as many national universities in japan that offer your proposed course. The mail should contain your proposed research plan and educational certificates as well as ielts. Yes also copy the international office on those mails. It will show intent and purpose Plus japan university want good English speaking international student but alas Africa has a bad repute in japan Nigerians and Kenyans have tarnished Africa’s image.plus unicef continuous image of Africa as a war torn country filled with all kinds of diseases moonraker: The bolded is one point. But I will be frank with you.
Calling with a Japanese number will not change the situation.
As someone who has been through the Japanese educational system,
Professors dont have time.For me to talk to my
Prof back in the day, i would have to make an appointment. I think what guys need to do is to contact
the admissions office of the prospective school and take it from there.
The Japanese visa is one of the hardest Visa`s to get right now as a Nigerian
because of what our brothers have done in the past. Nigeria has a very bad rep here.
I posted some news about some Nigerian destroying gravestones and temples in Osaka.
Tell me, when that news gets passed on to MoFA, its game over.
I am not against helping anyone here, make no mistake about that.
I am just not in support of something that i would not do myself. |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 5:14am On Aug 27, 2018 |
dreaonit: OK boss! Am planning toward next year September intake so I wanted to start early to avoid delay and to atleast start exchanging email early to secure my space. I have a bsc in biochemistry and want a related course work. I applied to Kobe uni., kyushu uni, Tokyo institute of tech, yokohama national uni, and some more. Pls, can someone help do the process over there? because am thinking of searching 4 foreign ova dia to assist. Bro, advise me pls look for proffesors in your course of study and send them mails apply as a research student on the school admission page its straight forwrad national universities are cheaper and very very good |
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 4:43am On Aug 25, 2018 |
Please help It’s about tax remittance I worked with on my full time job for 2 years I don’t have tax certificate as it takes 3 years full employment and the company has refused to draft any letter to that effect. Please house what can I do? |
Politics › A Nigerian Helped Japan by blackbriar(op): 10:54am On Aug 24, 2018 |
【A Nigerian helped Japan! Thank you, Mr. Eze】 The Embassy of Japan had an interview with one of the ABE Initiative participants, Mr. Okechukwu Ignatius Eze, about his ambitious volunteering in Hiroshima Prefecture this summer. He felt and learned a strong community spirit, character and resilience from his activity in Koyaura community in Saka-cho, Hiroshima, which suffered from the flood incident.
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Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 4:05pm On Aug 21, 2018 |
dreaonit: OK bros. I have been trying to find a contact with kobe university as research student have sent mail to about 3 diff uni none is responding. Am thinking of calling them each. Thanks for the advise. God bless Just go to their admission web page Or international student web page |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 3:39pm On Aug 21, 2018 |
dreaonit: You guys should answer us that wants to study in japan either MSc or language school that I can pay arrival or pay after visa is granted. Pls bros Apply as a research student. 6 months pre graduate program You get to learn japanese for free on campus and get used to the educational system of japan and the university |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 3:37pm On Aug 21, 2018 |
moonraker: I believe you have been answered?
What your asking for doesn’t exist. I am telling You the gospel truth here. Every school requires That you do an entrance exam plus interview For masters. I know this because I literally Walked my girl through the process.
Plus before anything, you would have to drop something before any thing happens. The only way you get to avoid all that bullshit is if you by some miracle get the Mext scholarship. Which as you know, is a mountain on its own from Nigeria .
That lives you with language school. The language school will require that you drop half of the tuition before they send you admission letter. Which leaves you with the mountain of convincing the embassy that you will return after your Japanese language studies or if your unlucky, you will be asked to convince the embassy, why japan or the Japanese language. Are you seeing the picture? There is a catch but quite costly If you are an engineering student you must go as a research student for 6 months before becoming a masters student. It’s during that period as a research student that you take the entrance exams into masters program. A research student does nothing well apart from say learning Japanese But you still have to pay tuition fee as a research student |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 8:14am On Aug 21, 2018 |
jihday: yes please Wow congratulations, do you speak Japanese? Please show us the way. |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 9:29am On Aug 03, 2018 |
Jacob50: Thanks Guys, I appreciate
After applying for admission, in order to take the entrance exam, which of the visa should I apply for? Talk to school to do Skype interview for you |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 1:39am On Aug 02, 2018 |
Jacob50: Hey Guys, II was hoping I can get advice here
I'm trying to do my masters in Japan and I can currently cover every oda expenses but my tuition fee. So I was planning on travelling ova there, work for d period b4 admissions start coming in then use my salary to pay the tuition. I was wondering if anybody here can advice on the type of visa that can offer me something close to this possibility.
A work holiday visa would have worked but Nigeria is not on the list allowed to apply for a Work holiday visa
Ps: I do have a relative there willing to help. Thanks in advance As it’s your first time....pay your tuition first, you need it for visa The next tuition, school no go drag you not will immigration harass you. Japanese Universities accept installment payment of tuition and please get hostel accommodation it’s tge cheapest You can get part time job right away on landing after you get work permit |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 1:36am On Aug 02, 2018 |
daryoor: i will apply to the university straight now, so how will i be able to learn japanese while i study the masters. Cause i am really willing to intergrate with the society not just hustle to return home .
im going to Google now but any info pertaining to masters admission u have ill appreciate Universities offer Japanese language courses for free. Google “japan national universities “ and go to their admission pages Even better look for a professor for the course you want to study and send him an email of your intent to apply for masters |
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 4:42pm On Jul 17, 2018 |
PLEASE engineers in the house, how do I address my reference letters for cdr  |
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Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 3:48am On Jun 27, 2018 |
FOr CDR and skill assessment, can I do an assessment on trainee internship? |
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 3:06am On Jun 27, 2018 |
trastar: 2.5 million for Visa application if you have a family of 4-5, yes. But this is what i always say to people, the process is such that your victories are in stages and the fee for the smaller victories isnt that much. English test is a victory-cost about 55k EA assessment another victory- the most important hurdle to cross -cost about 300k (if i am not mistaken).
By the time you have spent this almost 500k and you are receiving the good news of ITA. Like a letter from Australia saying "Madam, you are eligible, pay for visa"- 2.5M will be the least of your worries. Its like being pregnant and going into labour-the joy of what comes after labour is too big compared to the pain of labour.
On the issue of what to assess as, the truth is, you really need to read the thread. I am also hoping our engineers in the house can help. Also, you may want to wait with assessment for now. New occupation list will be out in July. wait to see whats on it before applying. How much roughly for one person abeg |
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 1:29am On Jun 25, 2018 |
Nayaaaaa: Good day everyone in the house. I have been following this thread from part 1 (although I didn’t finish because the thread is too long) and I have some questions. We want to use my husband as principal applicant Age: 33 Education: Bsc Electical and Electronics Engineering Years of experience: 7+ NYSC 8 English test: not yet His work experience is in telecommunications site management, now he’s a regional manager in the same job. We don’t know what profession to use. And what states to apply to. Q Secondly, someone said I shouldn’t bother with Australian pr that it costs about 2.5mill for application. Can someone please confirm or refute this claim 2.5 million ke, how? |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 1:46am On Jun 23, 2018 |
Freshemzy: Please can you shed more light on this Bros there’s no light to shed o, if you know you know |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 3:04am On Jun 20, 2018 |
aguizm: I'm about booking for my hotel reservations, do i need to pay from naija or wen i get there? And is the money refundable incase visa gets denied. cc: davodguy, blackbriar, moonraker Not all hotels refund payments so you have to look for such hotels, basically use Airbnb it’s cheaper |
Travel › Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 11:10pm On Jun 17, 2018 |
Freshemzy: Good day everyone please i would love to get info about the process of MEXT scholarship. If you are to write exams or so, and everything about it. Especially if someone that got admission from it. Thanks in anticipation. Cc: Moonraker Blackbriar Davodyguy I hear mext is now embassy staff children business o. |
Travel › Re: Advice On Japan's Student Visa(urgent) by blackbriar: 11:09pm On Jun 17, 2018 |
aguizm: Their process is not straight forward at all. Thanks bro Bros that the difficultly with japan but don’t give up TRy to locate the department you interested in and send a mail to the professor, he will be able to help |