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Study in Japan

Comprehensive student visa processing for major Japanese cities across April, July, October, and January intakes.

IntakesApril (2 yrs)
Top CitiesTokyo, Osaka, Yokohama
LanguageJapanese NAT-TEST
Post-StudyTokutei Ginou

YOUR STUDY PATHWAY IN JAPAN

Comprehensive Guidance for Japan

GoWell Education Center specializes in comprehensive student visa processing for Japan, connecting students from Dang and across Nepal with accredited A-Grade Japanese language academies, vocational schools (Senmon Gakko), and universities. From foundational N5/N4 language classes at our Lamahi center to meticulous documentation packaging, study-gap evaluations, and Certificate of Eligibility (COE) filing, our team guides you from your first lesson to your flight.

ADMISSION TIMELINES

Intakes & Deadlines

Plan your application cycle at least 4 to 6 months before classes commence.

OpenApril Intake

The largest academic intake with a full 2-year language program allowance. Ideal for students aiming for top Japanese universities and technical colleges.

Application Window DeadlineMid-November (previous year)File submission to institution
COE / Immigration GrantLate FebruaryImmigration bureau result
Counseling RecommendationEnroll at GoWell NowLamahi Center Batches Active
REGIONAL HUBS

Top Student Cities & Campuses

Compare costs, lifestyle, and industry opportunities across major cities.

Tokyo

Metropolitan Hub
Estimated Living CostNPR 85,000 – 115,000/moHigher Cost Tier

The epicenter of global commerce, leading language academies, and extensive part-time opportunities.

Key Advantages for International Students:

  • Huge job market
  • World-class transport
  • Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ikebukuro campuses
FINANCIAL TRANSPARENCY

Interactive Annual Cost & Budget Estimator

Estimated first-year tuition, accommodation, and personal living overheads.

Tuition Fee (Annual)¥ 750,000
Accommodation (12 Months)¥ 384,000
Food, Utilities & Commute (12 Months Base)¥ 420,000
Total Estimated Annual Budget
¥ 1,554,000≈ NPR 1,398,600
*Calculated using realistic reference exchange rate (1 JPY0.9 NPR). Excludes visa filing & flight charges.
Plan budget with a counselor
DOCUMENTATION READINESS

Japan Visa Document Checklist

Tick the documents you have prepared to check your application readiness score.

Your Document Readiness Score:0% (0 of 6 ready)

YOUR APPLICATION ROADMAP

Step-by-Step Pathway to Japan

01

Language Training & NAT/JLPT Registration

Lamahi Center Batch

Enroll in our Japanese N5 course (13,000 NPR) or N5+N4 Combined Package (25,000 NPR) in Lamahi to achieve certified Japanese communication proficiency.

02

Institution Shortlisting & Interview

Academic Matching

Select from accredited Japanese language academies matching your budget and location preference. We conduct mock interviews before school admission tests.

03

COE Documentation Packaging

Regional Immigration Bureau

Preparation and auditing of relationship certificates, sponsor tax/income verifications, bank balance proof, and statement of purpose.

04

COE Issuance & Tuition Payment

Official Grant

Upon Japanese Immigration issuing your Certificate of Eligibility (COE), tuition is sent directly through authorized banking channels to your school.

05

Embassy Visa Stamping & Pre-Departure

Kathmandu to Japan

Submission to the Embassy of Japan in Kathmandu for passport visa stamping, followed by pre-departure orientation, ticket booking, and airport pickup arrangements.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions About Studying in Japan

What is the minimum qualification required for a Japanese student visa? +

Students who have passed +2 (Grade 12) or equivalent with at least 50% marks and have completed certified Japanese language study (NAT-TEST / JLPT N5 or 150 hours) are eligible.

Are study gaps accepted for Japanese language school admission? +

Yes. Study gaps of 2 to 5+ years are commonly accepted when supported by proper work experience letters, tax documents, and valid explanations.

Can students work part-time in Japan? +

Yes. International students in Japan are officially permitted to work up to 28 hours per week during academic terms and up to 40 hours per week during school vacations.

What happens after completing Japanese language school? +

Students typically progress to a 2-year Senmon Gakko (vocational college) or a 4-year Japanese university, or transition to a Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) or full-time employment visa.

FROM QUESTIONS TO A CLEARER PLAN

Let’s talk about your next step.

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LET’S PLAN YOUR NEXT STEP

How can we help you?

Tell us a little about your goals. We’ll take it from there.

Visit us at Lamahi-5, opposite the Cricket Ground.