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Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by Gerrard59(m): 9:02am On Mar 17, 2025
Unlimitedlucky:
Thank you for your cent Sir blackbriar.
The side of side hustle is partly settled, please are you aware of the POF account required. Must the money be in my account as a M.sc student, or use my sponsors. Your efforts is much appreciated 🙏🏿
I initially thought the aspect of side hustle was a business, say container business. But if it's part time jobs, there are a thousand and one of such jobs. If you want higher wages, do warehouse jobs. But it's physically tasking. But you will out-earn almost every African scholarship student per month. I know someone who did it to pay part of his tuition fees alongside tuition waivers.
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by Unlimitedlucky(m): 9:30am On Mar 17, 2025
Gerrard59:
I initially thought the aspect of side hustle was a business, say container business. But if it's part time jobs, there are a thousand and one of such jobs. If you want higher wages, do warehouse jobs. But it's physically tasking. But you will out-earn almost every African scholarship student per month. I know someone who did it to pay part of his tuition fees alongside tuition waivers.
Sir Gerrard Thank you for your support and kind words. You guys swift reply to my drawing board questions has increased my motivation to move the more. I really appreciate it.

Briefly Sir, blackbriar and Gerrard I noticed something different on the style of applications for the Japanese university, seems to be different, say for instance I was researching the universities, I don't see where one can apply either on-site or via portal, could be more light and helpful for me if you guru's highlight on this please 🥺
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by Gerrard59(m): 10:21am On Mar 17, 2025
Unlimitedlucky:
Sir Gerrard Thank you for your support and kind words. You guys swift reply to my drawing board questions has increased my motivation to move the more. I really appreciate it.

Briefly Sir, blackbriar and Gerrard I noticed something different on the style of applications for the Japanese university, seems to be different, say for instance I was researching the universities, I don't see where one can apply either on-site or via portal, could be more light and helpful for me if you guru's highlight on this please 🥺
You contact the professor who covers an area of research you are interested in. If una agree, he tells you to formally apply. Without his approval, it's difficult as you won't have a research lab to work/study in. Master degrees in Japan, especially in science and technology, are largely research based than taught based. It's similar to the US and unlike the UK.
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by Unlimitedlucky(m):
Gerrard59:
You contact the professor who covers an area of research you are interested in. If una agree, he tells you to formally apply. Without his approval, it's difficult as you won't have a research lab to work/study in. Master degrees in Japan, especially in science and technology, are largely research based than taught based. It's similar to the US and unlike the UK.
Sir I understand that. My field is finance, and I don't think there's much research else on data analysis unlike pure science. I hope am not overstepping boundaries but I just want to make sure Sir blackbriar and Gerrard...
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by Gerrard59(m): 3:02pm On Mar 17, 2025
Unlimitedlucky:
Sir I understand that. My field is financial management technology, and I don't think there's much research else on data analysis unlike pure science. I hope am not overstepping boundaries but I just want to make sure Sir blackbriar and Gerrard...
You have to do your research. Such will exist, but whether the professor speaks or can speak English is another one. Those professors exist in the Imperial Universities, Japan's equivalent of the Ivy League. However, your grade becomes an issue unless you have a much stronger application aside grades to present. Since you're a privately financed student, your chances are higher. Just don't expect scholarships sha from the university. You will have to slug out your scholarships from private organisations not affiliated with the university. This concerns most Imperial Universities.
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by Unlimitedlucky(m): 6:58am On Mar 18, 2025
Gerrard59:
You have to do your research. Such will exist, but whether the professor speaks or can speak English is another one. Those professors exist in the Imperial Universities, Japan's equivalent of the Ivy League. However, your grade becomes an issue unless you have a much stronger application aside grades to present. Since you're a privately financed student, your chances are higher. Just don't expect scholarships sha from the university. You will have to slug out your scholarships from private organisations not affiliated with the university. This concerns most Imperial Universities.
Now I'm confused 🤔..
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 1:22pm On Mar 18, 2025
Unlimitedlucky:
Sir I understand that. My field is financial management technology, and I don't think there's much research else on data analysis unlike pure science. I hope am not overstepping boundaries but I just want to make sure Sir blackbriar and Gerrard...
https://www.student.e.u-tokyo.ac.jp/grad/m-nyushi-e.html
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 1:26pm On Mar 18, 2025
Unlimitedlucky:
Now I'm confused 🤔..
Dont be Confused.

Yes, you can always find your course or something very similar to your course. [Finanical Management technology a.k.a fintech]

You would have to find the course yourself and find the,department and Professor that heads the department.
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by Udobigj(m): 7:37pm On Mar 18, 2025
Good evening here 'naija' pls I won't to know if it's possible using a tourist visa or converting to work if granted one
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 12:37am On Mar 19, 2025
Udobigj:
Good evening here 'naija' pls I won't to know if it's possible using a tourist visa or converting to work if granted one
Nope. Not allowed.

If you really want to go to Japan to hustle. Try school route.

Japan Language Schools will give you student visa and part time job (baito) provisions, and it is a residency visa.
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by Gerrard59(m): 3:35am On Mar 19, 2025
Udobigj:
Good evening here 'naija' pls I won't to know if it's possible using a tourist visa or converting to work if granted one
Which developed country do you know where this is possible? And why do you think Japan of all countries would be one of such places?
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by babakb: 4:30am On Mar 19, 2025
Udobigj:
Good evening here 'naija' pls I won't to know if it's possible using a tourist visa or converting to work if granted one
Oga this format don cast since grin grin grin

Plan your Japa very well, look for money and go through the study route cool
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by gammarays(m): 4:36pm On Mar 19, 2025
Udobigj:
Good evening here 'naija' pls I won't to know if it's possible using a tourist visa or converting to work if granted one
No follow Agents mouth o to avoid wasting money and crying 😭

Tourist Visa is visit Visa and it's illegal to work with it!
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by JimJim10: 10:03am On Mar 22, 2025
Plz it that easy to seek asylum in Japan, my agent say I go seek asylum and I will start working, plz how true is this plz
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by Gerrard59(m): 7:53pm On Mar 22, 2025
JimJim10:
Plz it that easy to seek asylum in Japan, my agent say I go seek asylum and I will start working, plz how true is this plz
No. To seek asylum, you need to get a visit visa to Japan. If you scroll up, you will see where a Nigerian was returned from the point of entry when he could not properly explain why he wanted to enter the country. Also, I have been told that for a recent business expo, no visa was issued to a Nigerian. Not one! While the president of the organisation could press buttons at the Foreign Ministry for other African countries, they (the foreign ministry) resisted the Nigerian angle and stated applicants should go through the vetting process rather than being assisted. Additionally, asylum laws were lightened last year by the governing party.

Lastly, you don't need an agent to get a visa to enter Japan. Why do you people like using agents to get a visa?
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 1:54am On Mar 23, 2025
JimJim10:
Plz it that easy to seek asylum in Japan, my agent say I go seek asylum and I will start working, plz how true is this plz
Oga.

Instead apply to Japanese langigae school to get student visa and srudy japanese lanaguage.
You will also get part-time working rights as a student.
Freedom to rent apartment.

There way better legal ways than asylum.
Asylum guys cant rent apartment and really get jobs even part time.

And you wil spend same amount of money.
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by judecares1(m): 6:20am On Mar 23, 2025
Do you know the cost of japanese language course?
If you already in Japan,there are some free language courses organised by the prefectures and most blacks which have come across with since i came to Japan are PhD students with scholarship

Please think twice 🙏
blackbriar:
Oga.

Instead apply to Japanese langigae school to get student visa and srudy japanese lanaguage.
You will also get part-time working rights as a student.
Freedom to rent apartment.

There way better legal ways than asylum.
Asylum guys cant rent apartment and really get jobs even part time.

And you wil spend same amount of money.
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 6:58am On Mar 23, 2025
judecares1:
Do you know the cost of japanese language course?
If you already in Japan,there are some free language courses organised by the prefectures and most blacks which have come across with since i came to Japan are PhD students with scholarship

Please think twice 🙏
Yes I know the cost.

He wants to come on asylum .

Which is better asylum or japalense languse school?
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by judecares1(m): 7:06am On Mar 23, 2025
For asylum it's capital NO NO and if he eventually gets into Japan with language school how can he sustain himself pending when he can get the part time job? Do you think the language course will give you enough time to earn money which will be enough for the payment of your school fees and bills?


blackbriar:
Yes I know the cost.

He wants to come on asylum .

Which is better asylum or japalense languse school?
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by JimJim10: 10:01am On Mar 23, 2025
Thanks guys, mak I no go follow agent mouth, for study visa plz like how much will it cost, just to knw my budget
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by JimJim10: 10:03am On Mar 23, 2025
If asylum make sense small, pesi fit try ham I think
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 10:34am On Mar 23, 2025
judecares1:
For asylum it's capital NO NO and if he eventually gets into Japan with language school how can he sustain himself pending when he can get the part time job? Do you think the language course will give you enough time to earn money which will be enough for the payment of your school fees and bills?
What do you advice?
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by judecares1(m): 10:56am On Mar 23, 2025
Coming via scholarship or direct employment. Education in Japan is expensive 🫰 that's how i see it compared to European countries.


blackbriar:
What do you advice?
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by Gerrard59(m): 12:16pm On Mar 23, 2025
judecares1:
Coming via scholarship or direct employment. Education in Japan is expensive 🫰 that's how i see it compared to European countries.
A registered Japanese Language school is actually one of the major routes to legally enter Japan. Those free language studies aren't realistic or feasible in learning Japanese and don't offer a resident permit. Japanese language schools offer COE to successfully admitted students and have a strong network for part time jobs. Those at the free language centres by prefectures already have resident permits (I enrolled in one as a student). Language schools don't accept foreigners with a resident permit unless permanent residency, spousal visa or long term residents.

The issue with language schools in admitting foreigners especially non-East Asians would be age. Cameroonians have it better as there's a Japanese language school there and some of them move here after passing N3. But for a tyro, e go hard. So if one is below say 27 years, then the chances of being admitted by a language school is high. Above 30 and without at least N3, e go hard.
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by judecares1(m): 12:33pm On Mar 23, 2025
Good evening. If you read my two or three comments above,I mentioned that if he is already in Japan it could have been nice to register for the free language courses organised by prefectures and i never mentioned that they offer visa sponsorship.
Yes i agree with you with the language school as the easiest way to come into Japan but the question which I asked him,can he sustain himself in Japan pending when he gets the part time job and will the part time job be enough to pay for his school fees, accommodation, transportation and other personal expenses?



Gerrard59:
A registered Japanese Language school is actually one of the major routes to legally enter Japan. Those free language studies aren't realistic or feasible in learning Japanese and don't offer a resident permit. Japanese language schools offer COE to successfully admitted students and have a strong network for part time jobs. Those at the free language centres by prefectures already have resident permits (I enrolled in one as a student). Language schools don't accept foreigners with a resident permit unless permanent residency, spousal visa or long term residents.

The issue with language schools in admitting foreigners especially non-East Asians would be age. Cameroonians have it better as there's a Japanese language school there and some of them move here after passing N3. But for a tyro, e go hard. So if one is below say 27 years, then the chances of being admitted by a language school is high. Above 30 and without at least N3, e go hard.
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by Gerrard59(m): 2:52pm On Mar 23, 2025
judecares1:
Good evening. If you read my two or three comments above,I mentioned that if he is already in Japan it could have been nice to register for the free language courses organised by prefectures and i never mentioned that they offer visa sponsorship.
Yes i agree with you with the language school as the easiest way to come into Japan but the question which I asked him,can he sustain himself in Japan pending when he gets the part time job and will the part time job be enough to pay for his school fees, accommodation, transportation and other personal expenses?
For the bold, if the person works part-time in warehousing and lives outside the Tokyo and surrounding areas, the person can sustain himself on it. But to send money to Nigeria go hard. Whether asylum seekers will be allowed to work in such places or offered similar perks as those with legal status is unknown.
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by uchman(m): 3:23pm On Mar 23, 2025
blackbriar:
Oga.

Instead apply to Japanese langigae school to get student visa and srudy japanese lanaguage.
You will also get part-time working rights as a student.
Freedom to rent apartment.

There way better legal ways than asylum.
Asylum guys cant rent apartment and really get jobs even part time.

And you wil spend same amount of money.
Can you guild my wife to be admitted into the said language school?
The funds are not the problem, we have tried this severally but the requirements no be here
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by uchman(m): 3:27pm On Mar 23, 2025
Gerrard59:
A registered Japanese Language school is actually one of the major routes to legally enter Japan. Those free language studies aren't realistic or feasible in learning Japanese and don't offer a resident permit. Japanese language schools offer COE to successfully admitted students and have a strong network for part time jobs. Those at the free language centres by prefectures already have resident permits (I enrolled in one as a student). Language schools don't accept foreigners with a resident permit unless permanent residency, spousal visa or long term residents.

The issue with language schools in admitting foreigners especially non-East Asians would be age. Cameroonians have it better as there's a Japanese language school there and some of them move here after passing N3. But for a tyro, e go hard. So if one is below say 27 years, then the chances of being admitted by a language school is high. Above 30 and without at least N3, e go hard.
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 12:33am On Mar 24, 2025
judecares1:
Coming via scholarship or direct employment. Education in Japan is expensive 🫰 that's how i see it compared to European countries.
Education in Japan is expensive compared to Europe?

Mate, do you know how much school fees are in National Universities per annum ; 600,000 yen/6,000 ~ 7,000 dollars.
Why do you think Vietnamese, Indonesians, thais, nepalese, indians, sri lankans and the entire South East Asia troupe to Japan ?
Recently Even Latinos and Mexicans, Brazilians have also discovered Japan
You think every foreigner studying in Japan is on scholarship?
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by Gerrard59(m): 2:40am On Mar 24, 2025
blackbriar:
Education in Japan is expensive compared to Europe?

Mate, do you know how much school fees are in National Universities per annum ; 600,000 yen/6,000 ~ 7,000 dollars.
Why do you think Vietnamese, Indonesians, thais, nepalese, indians, sri lankans and the entire South East Asia troupe to Japan ?
Recently Even Latinos and Mexicans, Brazilians have also discovered Japan
You think every foreigner studying in Japan is on scholarship?
One of the reasons I came here is because the tuition fees are very affordable at the top universities compared to the rest of the developed world. Although things are gradually changing, the tuition fees were the same for both foreigners and Japanese nationals. So, it is funny when some say the fees are high. In those European nations with low fees, the work visa possibility is almost zero or very difficult to get one after school. But anyone who can speak Japanese as a graduate student will get a job in the chose field. That is a hill I will die on.
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by blackbriar: 2:45am On Mar 24, 2025
uchman:
Can you guild my wife to be admitted into the said language school?
The funds are not the problem, we have tried this severally but the requirements no be here
https://www.akamonkai.ac.jp/english/aboutus/student-visa-japan.html
Re: Japanese Visa And Travelling To Japan by judecares1(m): 4:11am On Mar 24, 2025
My statement is based on my personal observation and my financial capacity 😁 if you actually read my statement very well 🙏.


blackbriar:
Education in Japan is expensive compared to Europe?

Mate, do you know how much school fees are in National Universities per annum ; 600,000 yen/6,000 ~ 7,000 dollars.
Why do you think Vietnamese, Indonesians, thais, nepalese, indians, sri lankans and the entire South East Asia troupe to Japan ?
Recently Even Latinos and Mexicans, Brazilians have also discovered Japan
You think every foreigner studying in Japan is on scholarship?
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