Tuesday, September 21, 2010

How do visas work in Japan


How do visas work in Japan?
I have plans for my future that will hopefully come true. I read up that if you get an artist visa you would only be able to stay 3 years? How often are artist visas denied? And are you able to work like at a store or something? Just anything at all? And what colleges accept Americans most of the time? I'm 15 and speak Japanese fluently, I'm just planning ahead. :p I have a million and one questions, but can someone please just answer these for me now please? Thanks.
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Try the web site below. It's run by the Japanese government. Unless you're there on a work visa, you can only work part time. So you're going to need a great deal of money before you even attempt this. A four year college will cost you some $80,000.Most schools also require native level Japanese. So that means reading and writing as well. On the MOFA web site you'll see a photo of Mt. Fuji. Under that it will say Visas. Click on that and it will tell you what visas are currently available.
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Check the below page for visas. http://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/04.html >I read up that if you get an artist visa you would only be able to stay 3 years? You need entertainer visa to work as an artist. But there is no 3 year visa for artists. You could only have 1-year, 6-month and 3-month visa. >How often are artist visas denied? In fact, it's not easy to get entertainer visa for Japan. Deny? You can't even apply if you don't find a sponsor for you visa in Japan. >And are you able to work like at a store or something? Just anything at all? If you have entertainer visa, you can only work as an entertainer. Not other jobs. >And what colleges accept Americans most of the time? If you speak Japanese at college level and have enough money, you can go to any college. >I'm 15 and speak Japanese fluently, I'm just planning ahead. :p Fluently? Why don't you ask this on Y!A Japan?