Student Visa Application Form (part 1)

Application date

01/16/2026 02:54:17 AM


1	If you wish to enroll in the Language and Culture Studies Program (AIJP course until the July 2026 intake), please check whether all of the following apply to you.
2	I am 18 years old or older at the time of enrollment.
3	I have a certificate showing Japanese language ability equivalent to A1 in the “Reference Framework for Japanese Language Education” or JLPT N5, or a certificate proving that I have completed more than 150 hours of Japanese language study.
4	I have carefully read and understood the “Types of Visa to Obtain.” Based on this, I have sufficient financial resources to cover the planned period of study. Types of Visa to Obtain: Link
5	I have a strong motivation to study Japanese, I share YAMASA’s educational philosophy, and I will cooperate with other students in our practice.
6	I am in good physical and mental health, and I will comply with the laws of Japan and the rules of YAMASA.
	SILAC Link :Link YAMASA Online Link :: Link

Family name

Given name

Middle name (if applicable)

Name in Chinese (if applicable)

English name (if applicable):
(Hong Kong, Singapore or Taiwan nationalities only.)

Nationality
If dual nationality, indicate the country of the passport you plan to enter Japan on.

Sex

Date of birth

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Home address (please provide in latin alphabet only)

Email address

Telephone number

Please write a short outline of your hobbies/interests

Please enter any extra information you would like us to know before your arrival at YAMASA here

How did you know YAMASA?

Why do you want to study at YAMASA?

3x4 photo upload

Have you formally studied Japanese before?
Did you study at YAMASA?
If you did study at YAMASA before, please provide your YAMASA student number, if you remember it.
What school did you study Japanese at?
Certificate of Japanese language study
Approximatelly how many class contact hours did you received?
Which textbooks/materials did you use? To which chapter?
Were your classes taught in Japanese only?
What are your main reasons for studying Japanese?
Can you read hiragana and katakana?
Have you passed any level of JLPT test?
JLTP certificate