STUDY IN JAPAN

Study in Japan

By your side throughout — realizing your dream in Japan

Language schools, universities, and graduate schools — full service for student-visa applications and settling in

Study in Japan
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200+
Partner schools
98%
Visa approval rate
6 months
Preparation period
Chinese
End-to-end guidance
SERVICE OVERVIEW

Service overview

Japan is a top study-abroad destination in Asia, home to world-class universities and research institutions. WINNER GROUPS' study-abroad division offers end-to-end service — school selection, admissions, student-visa applications, and settling in after arrival — to bring your study dream to life.

SERVICE SCOPE

  • Consultation on study goals & direction
  • School selection & recommendations
  • Admission document preparation
  • Statement-of-purpose writing support
  • Student status of residence & COE application
  • Help booking flights and dorms
  • Accompaniment for procedures after arrival
  • Caring follow-up on your study progress
Study in Japan — WINNER GROUPS
FEATURES

Why choose us

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School selection
Recommend the best-fit school by aspirations, budget, and Japanese level
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Admissions
Full support writing your statement of purpose and preparing application documents
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Student visa
Full service to obtain the student status of residence and COE
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Settling in
Preparation for dorms, rentals, bank accounts, and a mobile phone
HOW IT WORKS

How it works

01
Study-abroad consultation
Understand your goals, budget, and timeline to plan the best option
02
School application
We handle the application, statement of purpose, and interview prep
03
Visa procedures
After admission, process the student status of residence and Certificate of Eligibility
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Pre-arrival support
Accompaniment for housing, resident registration, banking, and on-campus procedures
FAQ

FAQ

Can I apply to a language school with no Japanese background?

Yes. Language schools offer beginner courses, and you usually only need to meet either a Japanese or an English requirement.

Can I work part-time while studying?

On a student visa you can apply for work permission, allowing up to 28 hours/week (40 hours during long school breaks).

What's the path from language school to university?

Finish a language school → take the EJU/common test → each university's selection. Routes via vocational school or as a research student are also possible.

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Your first consultation is completely free; a professional consultant tailors the best plan for you.