Then apply to the local immigration office. But you may have to pay proof of income or something. If not, you can borrow some money from others and show them your bill.
It's simple anyway. Don't worry. 1. Graduation certificate of final degree, preferably academic certification.
2. The school transcripts that need final education should be issued by the relevant departments of the school, stamped with the official seal and signed, and used together with the relevant special paper of the school.
3./kloc-proof of 0/50 hours of Japanese class.
4. Notarial certificate of kinship with the payer (the name, gender, date of birth and address of the related person are consistent with the copy of the household registration book).
5.6 3*4cm color photo with blue background.
6. A copy of the household registration book. The existing household registration book needs to be updated by the Public Security Bureau, because every item in the household registration book must be consistent with the materials submitted by students and payers. For example, education level, occupation and service location must be consistent with relevant materials. If there is any discrepancy, it needs to be corrected by the local public security bureau (including the front page, students should sign and write the copy time, if there is someone else's signature, please indicate the relationship with you. The date of issuance and registration of each page of the household registration book needs to be the same.
7. The deposit certificate needs more than 654.38 million yuan, and it is frozen for more than three months.
8. Proof of employment and income of the payer (parents). Use company stationery, including name, date of birth, working hours, current position, etc. )
Individual applications are not accepted. It must be submitted through the institution designated by the embassy.
The procedures required to apply for a visa are as follows:
1, original passport
2. Original and photocopy of Certificate of Residence Qualification in China+1 copy.
3. Original and photocopy of the household registration book+1 copy.
4. Original and photocopy of ID card 1 (temporary residence permit holders should also have original and photocopy 1).
5. 1 Japanese entry visa application form, which will be filled out by yourself after being collected at the agency.
6. 1 color frontal photo (4.5 times 4.5)
7. The original notarial certificate of the applicant's highest education [graduation certificate]
8. Original and photocopy of Japanese school admission permit 1 copy.
* Original employment certificate of the applicant.
* The original Japanese learning certificate of the applicant.
* Original employment certificate of the payer.
* [Questionnaire] 1 copy (to be filled in by the institution after receiving it)
The above information is for reference only, and the specific content varies according to the requirements of Japanese embassies and consulates in various places. Please consult the institution designated by the embassy or consulate. After you submit the materials to the intermediary, if your materials are all right, you don't need an interview and get a visa.
Key points of examination of visa materials for studying in Japan
Family economic affordability has become the focus of the review.
The family economic ability of international students is more concerned. However, all kinds of certificates issued by relevant public authorities to prove their economic ability have been strictly examined. The visa pass rate of applicants in "six provinces and cities" (Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Guangdong, Jiangsu and Zhejiang) is still higher than that of applicants in local provinces and cities. Therefore, it is suggested that applicants studying abroad, especially those whose household registration is outside six provinces and cities, must prove their economic strength and conform to common sense, especially to fully consider the overall level of local economic development and seek truth from facts. If you violate general principles or common sense, you may not get a visa, even if the applicant has a higher education and language level. The family's financial ability to pay has always been the "focus" of visa review in various countries.
The language proficiency level will be standardized.
Applicants who have previously applied to study in Japan, especially language schools, usually require 150-200 Japanese hours as their Japanese level before they can go to Japan. However, in recent years, due to the fact that the Japanese class certificate issued by the applicant a few days ago does not match the actual Japanese ability, and some domestic language training institutions are driven by interests, the phenomenon of false class certificate has occurred frequently, and the credibility has been lost. In view of the above situation, Japan's visa review has strengthened this work. Judging from the overall analysis of this visa, starting from next year, in addition to the proof of school time, Japanese students will also be explicitly required to submit the corresponding test certificates issued by relevant Japanese proficiency testing institutions. Besides JPT, J.TEST will be widely used. Because compared with Japanese Proficiency Test (JPT), this kind of test is more conducive to students' choice of test time. In 2007, the number of exams in China increased to five.
Strengthen the verification of the authenticity of the application materials.
Japanese visas are generally divided into two parts: First, you must obtain the Certificate of Residence Qualification in Japan (referred to as "Residence in Japan") issued by the Immigration Bureau of the Ministry of Justice of Japan, and only applicants holding "Residence in Japan" are eligible to submit the final visa application to the embassy or consulate. Conventionally, due to the limitation of manpower and funds of the Japanese Immigration Bureau, the review stage of "stay" is generally based on written review, and most of them do not conduct telephone surveys. The relevant investigation of the applicant himself or the payer of the applicant's funds is generally carried out by the embassy or consulate. However, this year, Japan stepped up the examination in this respect at the first examination stage, and some regional immigration offices even invested a lot of money and hired a large number of translators to directly investigate applicants or payers from Japan. Therefore, I would like to remind overseas students not to take any chances. Submitting application materials in line with their own reality is a favorable guarantee for successfully obtaining visas.