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Since 2009, Go! Go! Nihon has helped over 8000 people come to Japan. We offer free support for student visa and language school applications, as well as accommodation support, in eight languages to give more people than ever the opportunity to live & study in Japan

 

Students First

Founded by students and created for students, we have over 10 years’ experience helping people to live & study in Japan. We offer the most up-to-date information about Japan, schools and accommodation options, and immigration rules, along with continued support to ensure our students have all the information they need to make the best, and safest, choice for them.

Multi-lingual Support

We have a team of our own highly-knowledgeable, multilingual staff based in Tokyo. Most were previously Go! Go! Nihon students themselves, so they understand what you’re going through. We communicate with the schools for you to overcome any language barrier and successfully process your application. We keep our students constantly updated to make sure you have accurate and up-to-date information on any immigration entry procedures that arise due to COVID-19.

Easy Online Process

Our online platform is an easy and secure way to upload documents, check records, share information and ask questions. We use it to share updates about the application process, schools, accommodation and any other information that helps you make the best choice for you. We also keep you updated about the steps you need to take before and after your arrival in Japan.

Flexibility

All students that apply with us and then later need to delay due to the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) will be able to move all their fees to a following term. Get in touch to discuss your options.

Updates about COVID-19 (2019 Coronavirus)

We know you’re probably wondering about the current situation in Japan due to the coronavirus impact, so we have created a series of articles to give you the latest update from the inside. You can see all updates here in our blog.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: I’ve already applied but what happens if I can’t travel to Japan due to the impact of the virus in my country?

A: We understand that the situation is developing and changing on a daily basis. If you have applied to come but due to measures such as a lock down, or Japan temporarily stops accepting entry for people from your country which mean you won’t be able to attend the school term you originally selected, we have worked with our partner school to ensure that you will be able to move your application to a later term using the fees you’ve already paid, there may be extra documents required such as an updated photograph. Contact us here for more information.

Q: What happens if the Japanese Language School I apply to cancels their lessons?

A: All of our partners ensure that if they close for any period of time due to the pandemic they will offer online or back up lessons to cover any timeframe of the closure.

We always keep all of our students updated in case of changes that affect them due to the evolving nature of the pandemic situation.In the unlikely event that a school decides to cancel a whole term without any option to study at all, they will either refund your fees or move them to another term of your choosing. Contact us here for more information.

Planning Timeline
12-6 months

Research schools

Research your options

Contact us to start your application

7-5 months

Send your documents

Send your documents

Pay your app fee to reserve your spot (~¥20,000)

4 months

Learn hiragana

Study Hiragana & Katakana or review you japanese if you’re not a beginner

3-1 months

Pay tuition, book flights

Pay your tuition fee to your chosen school

Book your flights

2 months

Select accommodation

Check our accommodation options and book your spot

1 month

Get your COE for your visa

Receive your COE and submit it to your Japanese embassy

Get your Japan student visa

3-2 weeks

Pack your bags

Pack for Japan

Arrive in Japan

Arrive in Japan

Read our detailed blog article for even more information: Study in Japan for 6 months: planning and timeline.

Q: What happens if I apply for Japanese Language School but then want to delay?

A: We understand that committing to studying abroad in these uncertain times may be difficult, so if you apply to a school and later decide to delay your start, we want to reassure you that we will help you to do that. Contact us here for more information.

Q: How will I know what to do with my visa and paperwork when landing in Japan?

A: We have helped hundreds of students successfully come to Japan in 2020, throughout the changes in process due to the pandemic. We will make sure you know all the steps and have all the documentation you need to ensure you can arrive in Japan as smoothly as possible.

Q: What happens if I need help during my stay in Japan?

A: Our team in Tokyo is always here to help our students and we will coordinate with our partner language schools and accommodation providers to make sure you have the best experience possible, just get in touch and we’ll do what we can to help.
We also have a student community available for our students, where we regularly add updates and give useful information about life in Japan. It also allows you to talk to your fellow language school students and share your experiences or ask for advice.

Q: Where can I find more information about how Language schools and living and studying in Japan?

A: Visit our FAQ page and read our blogs

Q: Where can I find the most reliable data about the current coronavirus situation?

A: If you want to get the latest updates regarding the Coronavirus situation, we suggest you check official sites like the World Health Organisation. The WHO is issuing daily reports regarding the situation and on the website, you can find useful information and tips.

 

For more information, visit some of our links below…

Language School FAQ

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COVID-19 Updates

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Learning Japanese blogs

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Get in touch

If you have questions or need further information, you just need to ask and we will be more than happy to help.

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