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Can I cover both tuition and living costs with part-time work?

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This article is a translation of the Japanese original. Where the two differ, the Japanese version prevails. Read the Japanese original(日本語版を読む)

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You may work part-time while attending a Japanese language school, provided that you obtain 資格外活動許可 (Permission to Engage in Activity Other Than That Permitted). However, for a plan to cover all of your tuition and living costs from part-time work alone, it is said to be better to seek specific advice based on your own circumstances.

What is this enquiry about?

An enquiry from a person who graduated from a junior college in Vietnam and is considering studying at a Japanese language school.

Can I cover tuition and living costs by working part-time?

You may work part-time while attending a Japanese language school, provided that you obtain 資格外活動許可.

You may work part-time while attending a Japanese language school, provided that you obtain 資格外活動許可. However, the student visa is a status of residence whose purpose is study. For a plan to cover all of your tuition and living costs from part-time income alone, it is said to be better to seek specific advice based on your own circumstances, because you must also prove that the costs of your studies can be covered.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I work part-time while attending a Japanese language school?

You can, provided that you obtain 資格外活動許可.

Is there a problem with a plan to cover all tuition and living costs from part-time work?

It is said to be better to seek specific advice based on your own circumstances.

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