Japan's visa for studying abroad will be opened in 2022, and the latest policy for Japanese visa entry:

Starting from 1 and March, the new access regulations will be fully liberalized;

2. The number of people entering the country increases to about 5,000 every day;

3. It is uncertain whether the entry procedures need to be audited, but the entry materials will definitely be simplified;

4. If the vaccine is vaccinated three times, the isolation time will be shortened from 7 days to 3-5 days;

5. Business purpose refers to short-term business trip and appointment in Japan, giving priority to researchers, technicians and public welfare workers. Note here: business administration visa is not included.

If you need to apply for studying in Japan, please consult New Oriental about going abroad in the future. Receive the White Paper on Studying Abroad in 2022 for free.

Study abroad training is an organized training of study abroad knowledge and language skills, which not only enables students to understand the necessary abilities and preparation methods for exams abroad, but also enables students to adapt to foreign language environment and cultural customs as soon as possible and better study and live abroad.

The training content mainly includes language training for studying abroad, application related to studying abroad, and understanding and learning of foreign cultures. The specific content is further adjusted according to the needs of students. According to the training time, it can be divided into long-term training and short-term training. Long-term training is generally planned and purposeful. According to the training system, it can be divided into basic training, adaptive training, daily training, individual training and target training.

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