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Japanese go to Australia to learn English.

If you want to learn Japanese, it would make more sense. There are many Chinese who come this way and end up staying by marrying the locals. There are many tuition centers which can sponsor you to study Japanese. They often arrange for your accommodation and part time job. One of the cheapest one is Yono Gakuin Japanese school, located in Saitama prefecture. The fees start at about $500 a month, and about the same for a room in a dormitory.

If you wish to study in an English university, you can apply at Sophia University, Temple University or University of Tsukuba.

For a Nigerian to apply to study a short courses in English is highly suspicious and your visa will be denied. If you are willing to study for a degree and you have $15,000 a year, then it's easier. Otherwise, stick to Short Japanese course. They will give you 6-12 months visa and you are allowed to work part time. Many factories and farms are desperate for workers. Japanese refuse to work there.

About racism issues, there is plenty in Japan as well. Expect to be stopped frequently by the police. Failure to present an alien card will automatically result in paying 200,000 yen fine, about $1800.

@tokyo50, dat was so comprehensive.. What are chances of doing a MSC over there in any business or financial management course, are there support means and how about work after completion??

Tokyo50:
Japanese go to Australia to learn English.

If you want to learn Japanese, it would make more sense. There are many Chinese who come this way and end up staying by marrying the locals. There are many tuition centers which can sponsor you to study Japanese. They often arrange for your accommodation and part time job. One of the cheapest one is Yono Gakuin Japanese school, located in Saitama prefecture. The fees start at about $500 a month, and about the same for a room in a dormitory.

If you wish to study in an English university, you can apply at Sophia University, Temple University or University of Tsukuba.

For a Nigerian to apply to study a short courses in English is highly suspicious and your visa will be denied. If you are willing to study for a degree and you have $15,000 a year, then it's easier. Otherwise, stick to Short Japanese course. They will give you 6-12 months visa and you are allowed to work part time. Many factories and farms are desperate for workers. Japanese refuse to work there.

About racism issues, there is plenty in Japan as well. Expect to be stopped frequently by the police. Failure to present an alien card will automatically result in paying 200,000 yen fine, about $1800.

Nailed it.

flexxyworld:
@tokyo50, dat was so comprehensive.. What are chances of doing a MSC over there in any business or financial management course, are there support means and how about work after completion??

Anyone on here might contradict me in what I am saying but here's what i think.

If You have the cash to do those courses, then go ahead. As for the aftermath of what happens when your done,

Here's the trick part, As an African, you have to work Twice as hard to convince the prospect employers that you are the shit.

If you can't speak the Japanese language well, then your options Will be very limited.

flexxyworld:
@tokyo50, dat was so comprehensive.. What are chances of doing a MSC over there in any business or financial management course, are there support means and how about work after completion??

It depends which option you choose.

If you study in Japanese, you will need an extra year to learn the language. This is the best option because you can't function in Japan without knowing Japanese. Also, it's easier to find work to support yourself while studying.

If you study in English, it's fine too. However, if you plan to stay in Japan, you will have a hard time without learning the language. Most employees will not hire you if you have no language skills.

It is much easier to work after you study in a proper Japanese university. Japanese do not want to have babies and people are very choosy. So if you have a Japanese degree and language skills, many employers are happy to sponsor you , especially after they made it easier to hire foreigners under Abe administration.

It is harder to secure scholarship. Most scholarship is reserved for Asian, EU citizens and Americans. They too offer scholarships to Japanese students under special agreements. For Africans, studying for a Ph.D is the only option to secure a government scholarship
(Monbukagakusho). Check with their embassy for more information of what kind of scholarship is available for Nigerian citizens.
You can also check this site : www.mext.go.jp

Goodluck.

moonraker:


Anyone on here might contradict me in what I am saying but here's what i think.

If You have the cash to do those courses, then go ahead. As for the aftermath of what happens when your done,

Here's the trick part, As an African, you have to work Twice as hard to convince the prospect employers that you are the shit.

If you can't speak the Japanese language well, then your options Will be very limited.

You are absolutely right about the need to know Japanese.

Post education, the environment is much easier now for Africans than it was just 5 years ago. As long as you can speak Japanese and have a degree from Japan, many companies are willing to sponsor you for a work visa. It is not as complicated as securing a work visa in America or in EU countries.

Also, another option is to get married to a Japanese if that is your plan. Spouse visa is 3-5 years, after that you may apply for a PR visa and then a Japanese passport if you wish.

Tokyo50:


It depends which option you choose.

If you study in Japanese, you will need an extra year to learn the language. This is the best option because you can't function in Japan without knowing Japanese. Also, it's easier to find work to support yourself while studying.

If you study in English, it's fine too. However, if you plan to stay in Japan, you will have a hard time without learning the language. Most employees will not hire you if you have no language skills.

It is much easier to work after you study in a proper Japanese university. Japanese do not want to have babies and people are very choosy. So if you have a Japanese degree and language skills, many employers are happy to sponsor you , especially after they made it easier to hire foreigners under Abe administration.

It is harder to secure scholarship. Most scholarship is reserved for Asian, EU citizens and Americans. They too offer scholarships to Japanese students under special agreements. For Africans, studying for a Ph.D is the only option to secure a government scholarship
(Monbukagakusho). Check with their embassy for more information of what kind of scholarship is available for Nigerian citizens.
You can also check this site : www.mext.go.jp

Goodluck.

Waow.. Permit me too allow you be the first person I'd be following on NL, you so matured and always very detailed.. I respect your personality.. Even a BLIND man will read and understand you clearly.. Gracias

moonraker:


Anyone on here might contradict me in what I am saying but here's what i think.

If You have the cash to do those courses, then go ahead. As for the aftermath of what happens when your done,

Here's the trick part, As an African, you have to work Twice as hard to convince the prospect employers that you are the shit.

If you can't speak the Japanese language well, then your options Will be very limited.

Thanks for the input as well.. You rock man!

flexxyworld:


Waow.. Permit me too allow you be the first person I'd be following on NL, you so matured and always very detailed.. I respect your personality.. Even a BLIND man will read and understand you clearly.. Gracias

De nada.

It is a duty of every human being to help others, if asked.

I'm just doing my duty.

Tokyo50:


De nada.

It is a duty of every human being to help others, if asked.

I'm just doing my duty.

I wish Nigerians can learn from the Japanese. We are overpopulated in this country and still giving birth.

For a Nigerian to apply to study a short courses in English is highly suspicious and your visa will be denied.

When facing the visa officer please think.

Why would someone from an English speaking country
go to a non English speaking country
to learn English?

How can you explain this?

worry359:
When facing the visa officer please think.

Why would someone from an English speaking country
go to a non English speaking country
to learn English?

How can you explain this?

Exactly... doesnt make any sense but Nigerians who has never traveled out would not be able to comprehend that.

On the other hand, i guess one can argue that the applicant loves the Japanese work ethic and culture and would do anything to study in Japan?

OP just said, Japanese refuse to work there. So na Nigerians dey sabi do that kind of work.

Hye my fellow students

I have applied for japanese MEXT scholarship, and they said they should contact us mid-july, unfortunately rightnow I can't access my email with which I have registered due to mail server security issues.

Pls is there anybody here that is invited for the exam?
do they also contact applicants through SMS or phone call?

Because my callender is showing me 16-july which I know is exactly mid-july

Tokyo50:


You are absolutely right about the need to know Japanese.

Post education, the environment is much easier now for Africans than it was just 5 years ago. As long as you can speak Japanese and have a degree from Japan, many companies are willing to sponsor you for a work visa. It is not as complicated as securing a work visa in America or in EU countries.

Also, another option is to get married to a Japanese if that is your plan. Spouse visa is 3-5 years, after that you may apply for a PR visa and then a Japanese passport if you wish.

Thank you for your wonderful responses, Bro. I want to ask, how easy is it getting married to a Japanese lady?

9izguy:


Thank you for your wonderful responses, Bro. I want to ask, how easy is it getting married to a Japanese lady so as to have a longer/permanent stay after entering the country with a short term visiting visa?

Are u kidding me??

moonraker:


Are u kidding me??

Chairman Oyb, I hail thee.

Come see your brothers them.

moonraker:


Chairman Oyb, I hail thee.

Come see your brothers them.

@Oyb and Moonraker, don't get me wrong because this is not a laughing matter abeg o. I asked the question making reference to the second option as quoted in my previous comment;
" Also, another option is to get married to a
Japanese if that is your plan. Spouse visa is 3-5
years, after that you may apply for a PR visa and
then a Japanese passport if you wish."

Your guys have the facts, tell us that bitter truth if need be and not just laugh.

9izguy:


@Oyb and Moonraker, don't get me wrong because this is not a laughing matter abeg o. I asked the question making reference to the second option as quoted in my previous comment;
" Also, another option is to get married to a
Japanese if that is your plan. Spouse visa is 3-5
years, after that you may apply for a PR visa and
then a Japanese passport if you wish."

Your guys have the facts, tell us that bitter truth if need be and not just laugh.

Japanese women are much more smarter and hard to break down. Thanks to your brothers who have messed everything up for legit folks.

Long story short, scrap that plan, it wont work. Even if u succeed in getting married, You being Nigerian alone will make the process difficult.

I want to come to Japan universities for Master's on physics. How much can one earn working and studying and how easy is it going to be finding Jobs there.

Do Japanese government allow Christian worship.
Is life easier in South Korea than in Japan

Tokyo50:


It depends which option you choose.

If you study in Japanese, you will need an extra year to learn the language. This is the best option because you can't function in Japan without knowing Japanese. Also, it's easier to find work to support yourself while studying.

If you study in English, it's fine too. However, if you plan to stay in Japan, you will have a hard time without learning the language. Most employees will not hire you if you have no language skills.

It is much easier to work after you study in a proper Japanese university. Japanese do not want to have babies and people are very choosy. So if you have a Japanese degree and language skills, many employers are happy to sponsor you , especially after they made it easier to hire foreigners under Abe administration.

It is harder to secure scholarship. Most scholarship is reserved for Asian, EU citizens and Americans. They too offer scholarships to Japanese students under special agreements. For Africans, studying for a Ph.D is the only option to secure a government scholarship
(Monbukagakusho). Check with their embassy for more information of what kind of scholarship is available for Nigerian citizens.
You can also check this site : www.mext.go.jp

Goodluck.

Hello house...
Will someone be given Japan visa, applying for Language course?

Tokyo50:
Japanese go to Australia to learn English.

If you want to learn Japanese, it would make more sense. There are many Chinese who come this way and end up staying by marrying the locals. There are many tuition centers which can sponsor you to study Japanese. They often arrange for your accommodation and part time job. One of the cheapest one is Yono Gakuin Japanese school, located in Saitama prefecture. The fees start at about $500 a month, and about the same for a room in a dormitory.

If you wish to study in an English university, you can apply at Sophia University, Temple University or University of Tsukuba.

For a Nigerian to apply to study a short courses in English is highly suspicious and your visa will be denied. If you are willing to study for a degree and you have $15,000 a year, then it's easier. Otherwise, stick to Short Japanese course. They will give you 6-12 months visa and you are allowed to work part time. Many factories and farms are desperate for workers. Japanese refuse to work there.

About racism issues, there is plenty in Japan as well. Expect to be stopped frequently by the police. Failure to present an alien card will automatically result in paying 200,000 yen fine, about $1800.

pls do u know of cheap japanese language schools in japan i cant afford the 700000 yen most school are demanding.