International students are generally not allowed to go through the formalities of suspension. Of course, if you have special reasons, you can prove that you have enough economic strength to maintain your life in Japan.

I dropped out of Toyo University when I graduated as a doctor. According to the regulations of Toyo University, as long as the instructor agrees, you can resume your studies unconditionally within 9 years (from the beginning of enrollment) without paying tuition fees. Of course, according to different schools, the treatment should not be exactly the same.

If you drop out of school after entering school, you might as well not take the exam. Tuition will be added to the scholarship, which is about 6.5438+0 million yen. You might as well throw it into the water and listen. And you have no justifiable reason, and people won't give you any proof.