The registration fee for Japan's student visa appointment depends from country to country. But there is another good news for Bangladeshi students: the student visa fee is Zero, that means you don’t have to spend a single penny for the visa. Schedule an appointment for free and secure your spot. Best of luck!

The whole process, starting from requesting the COE to getting the visa, takes about 2-3 months. If you have made an appointment after getting the COE, only 5-7 days are enough to prepare a new visa. Keep checking the emails from the embassy.

Getting a part-time job is easy in Japan. Going there, if you have any relatives, they can manage it for you. But if you have no relatives or seniors, you can find it alone.

Search Online:

Go to websites where people directly hire students for their shops and stores. You can filter through location and work types.

Search Offline:

Look for the hiring tags at your neighborhood stores. You can also check for the university's on-campus jobs.

To work outside, you must seek university permission to engage in activities. International students can work 28 hours at a maximum per week. If you’re doing two jobs, split the working hours as 14 for each. Exceeding this limit can cause issues with your student visa. There are also some on-campus jobs. Look for them and make your 28 hours of work an interesting one.

The student visa allows a student to remain in Japan for four years and three months. If exceptional cases occur, go to the immigration office. They will renew it upon request.

This is a lengthy process, and you have to go through several steps for this sequentially. Such as:

• Finding a Job

  After graduation, you will have an additional six months to get a job or look for a company to get into.

• Getting a Work Permit

  After a company hires you, request that they get a Certificate of Eligibility to work in Japan. They must apply to the nearest immigration office, which might take 2-3 months. After you get the COE, you have full rights to work and enjoy every facility in Japan.

• Getting a Permanent Residency in Japan

  International students should stay at least ten years, including five years of work experience. After ten years of stay, you can apply for a visa. The application to the immigration office doesn’t ensure that you will get the PR. Instead, your character, previous records, skills, and intentions are the top priorities for immigration officers who want to grant permanent residency in Japan.

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