Japan is an island country. It consists of the main islands of Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu, and Okinawa, and more than 6,800 smaller islands of various sizes. Its surface area totals 377,976 square kilometers. Japan’s total population in 2020 was 125.71 million. This ranked 11th in the world and made-up 1.6 percent of the world’s total. Japan’s population density measured 340.8 persons per square kilometer in 2015, ranking 11th among countries or areas with a population of 10 million or more.

Japan is the most advanced and peaceful country in the world. During the economic boom, Japan rapidly became the world’s second-largest economy (after the United States). Japanese people are very hardworking, friendly, sincere, and helpful. There are over one hundred thousand Nepalese people residing in Japan with different resident statuses like businessmen, students, workers, dependents, cooks, long-term residents, etc. Without sufficient Japanese communication knowledge, it is very difficult to reside in Japan. Also, we should be more disciplined, more punctual, and obedient to get succeed. Japan encourages you to be innovative, creative, and independent.

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1. Acceptance into a recognized educational institution in Japan, such as a university, language school, or vocational college.
2. Financial Capability: Demonstrate sufficient financial means to cover tuition fees, living expenses, and other related costs during the stay in Japan.
3. Intent to Study: Provide evidence of genuine intention to study, including a clear study plan and educational background relevant to the chosen course of study.
4. Compliance with Japanese Immigration Requirements: Meet any additional criteria set by the Japanese immigration authorities, such as health and character requirements.

1. Apply for Admission: Submit an application for admission to the chosen educational institution in Japan, following their specific application procedures and requirements.
2. Receive Certificate of Eligibility (COE): Upon acceptance, the educational institution will apply for a Certificate of Eligibility (COE) on your behalf from the Japanese immigration authorities.
3. Complete Visa Application Form: Once the COE is issued, complete the required visa application form available from the Japanese embassy or consulate in your home country.
4. Submit Documents: Prepare and submit the necessary documents, including the COE, visa application form, passport, proof of financial means, and any other documents specified by the Japanese embassy or consulate.
5. Visa Issuance: Upon approval of your visa application, the Japanese embassy or consulate will issue the Student Visa, allowing you to study in Japan for the duration specified on the COE.

1. Valid Passport: Valid passport with at least six months' validity remaining from the intended date of entry into Japan.
2. Certificate of Eligibility (COE): Original copy of the COE issued by the Japanese immigration authorities or a certified copy provided by the educational institution.
3. Visa Application Form: Completed and signed visa application form, available from the Japanese embassy or consulate's website.
4. Proof of Financial Means: Documentation demonstrating sufficient financial means to cover tuition fees, living expenses, and other related costs during the stay in Japan, such as bank statements, scholarship letters, or sponsorship letters.
5. Additional Documents: Any other documents requested by the Japanese embassy or consulate, such as academic transcripts, admission letters, or health certificates.