Going to Japan: A Guide for Studying, Working, Immigrating, Business, Visiting Relatives, and Tourism

Author: Visa Expert Studio
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Publish Date: 2000-07-01
Features: Japan's unique geographical location has shaped a special sentiment towards the country among the Chinese. Since the reform and opening-up, many Chinese, especially residents in Shanghai, have flocked to Japan for further studies, employment, or to settle down. It is undeniable that Japan boasts top-tier educational standards and living conditions, attracting numerous students and settlers. However, the Japanese archipelago, though separated by just a narrow body of water, differs greatly from China in terms of daily habits, diet, political systems, and social customs. Japanese universities also have extremely strict requirements. Understanding this information early on can help you avoid many awkward situations. This book is designed to provide you with all the necessary information for Chinese individuals heading to Japan. It covers topics such as an overview of Japan, the country's basic policies for outbound personnel, applications for studying in Japan, university rankings, life and study in Japan, short-term residence visas, long-term permanent residence in Japan, information on embassies and consulates, and introductions to universities and graduate schools. This book is suitable for those who are about to step foot in Japan, as well as ordinary Chinese who are undecided and lack complete information. It can serve as a guide for students, as well as a reference for working professionals, scholars, and the families of students.