The other party said that there was no agency fee. The purpose of this interview is to test students' language ability and clarify the purpose of studying abroad.

You have to go to the language school they cooperate with (Hua International) for one year, and you have to pay off the tuition fee of the language school for one year (it is said that it is about 50,000 RMB) to get a visa to Japan. As for language schools, I read their homepage (you can find it by entering the name of the school in Yahoo Japan), which is quite good.

This project, specifically, let us have classes in language schools from Monday to Friday morning, and let us work in the places introduced by them every afternoon. Then, of course, if we can find a better part-time job ourselves, we don't have to do the job they introduced us to. Finally, that is to say, students who fail to achieve their goals after one year (such as entering Japanese universities and graduate students) can continue to study for one more year (of course, they have to pay extra diplomatic tuition), but if they still fail to pass the exam after another year, that's fine, but they can introduce you to work in Japan or let you return to China.

Regarding the restrictions on work, they said that this project has been approved by the Japanese government, and we can start working in Japan from that day, without restrictions ~

In addition, they told me that it doesn't matter whether they go or not, but they will do it according to their own economic ability.

Regarding the Royal Hong Kong Consulting Group, I checked on Baidu and Yahoo, and I really didn't find much relevant information.

As for the two teachers who interviewed me (one is a company teacher and the other is a language school teacher), my personal feelings for them are still relatively cordial and credible.

Above, I also doubt the result. Hehe, actually, I mainly have no money!