Pick-up at the airport when arriving in Japan
When you are coming to Japan, you are full of anxiety. To ease your anxiety even a little, the staff will pick you up at the airport.
Life support
Fully-equipped Dormitory
We will arrange a dormitory for you as soon as your admission is confirmed, so that you can move in anytime you come to Japan.
The dormitory is a one-room apartment contracted by our school, and is fully equipped with air conditioners, refrigerators, lighting fixtures, and Wi-Fi.
The staff will support you for having a comfortable life in Japan from the first day of your admission.
You can also rent bicycles. If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact the staff.
Notification of residence and Procedures for joining National Health Insurance.
After entering Japan, please bring your residence card and make a notification of your residence to your municipal office within 14 days from the day you settled into your new address in Japan. Also, in case you get sick or injured in Japan while studying here, you should join the National Health Insurance in case you need to pay a large amount of money. We will support the enrollment procedure at the ward office.
Support for opening a bank account
In Japan, you can open a bank account at post offices and banks. Basically, you can open an account at the post office right after your arrival in Japan, and you can open an account at the bank after six months. To open an account, you will need your residence card and a Hanko (personal stamp). Also, when you open an account, you will also get a cash card. The cash card will be delivered to your house about two weeks after the procedure.
International Student Comprehensive Insurance
In Japan, there are many bicycle accidents. This insurance can provide compensation for you if you are hospitalized or go to a hospital due to injuries caused while riding a bicycle. Also, it can provide compensation for damages if you cause injuries to others. In Osaka Prefecture, it is mandatory under the Bicycle Ordinance.
Support for Finding part-time job
The average monthly living expense in Osaka is approximately JPY 100,000.
International students are permitted to work part-time only after obtaining permission from the Regional Immigration Services Bureau. In principle, working hours are limited to 28 hours per week during the school term and up to 8 hours per day during long school vacation periods, as stipulated by school regulations.
Therefore, international students can engage in part-time work if they comply with these regulations and are flexible regarding the type of work and working hours.
We will assist you in finding part-time employment that matches your Japanese language proficiency level.
In addition, once you develop sufficient Japanese communication skills for everyday conversations, you may be able to work part-time at convenience stores, family restaurants, and other customer service-related businesses.
Career support
Higher Educational Guidance
Our school provides both off-campus and on-campus orientations for higher education. In addition, experienced homeroom teachers at our school suggest higher education that is suitable to each student by understanding their wishes through careful interviews. Once a student has decided on a school, we will provide information on open campuses, support for application documents, and interview practice to help the student get accepted by the school.。
Finding a Job
For students who have a university degree in their own country and wish to find a job in Japan, we also provide information on job fairs and join company briefing sessions, and interview practice if necessary.
Change your visa into Designated Activities VISA
To change your visa into the designated activities visa, a proficiency test is required in addition to Japanese proficiency test. Preparation for each test can be provided to those who are interested in. Moreover, support to change of visa status can be provided.