Studying In Japan?
-If you are studying short-term, working is prohibited by law
-If you are studying long-term, you are only allowed to work part time for a maximum of 4 hours a day.
Working 4 hours a day will not be enough to cover tuition and boarding, so I’d like to know if there is a way around this? Maybe a special type of Visa that will allow me more freedom to be in Japan for the purpose of studying and working.
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Although a few of my classmates were tutoring English for a bit of cash, they weren’t making nearly enough to cover anything but incidental expenses.
Seriously, if you have the chance to study abroad, DO IT. I don’t care if you have to take out student loans. It was SOOOO worth it for me to go to Japan and I’m definitely making more money because I did.
There is no way you can get a proper job in Japan when you’re a student so be prepared to earn 1000 yen per hour. That’s 4000 yen a day x7 = 28 000 per week which isn’t bad at all imho but still probably is not enough to cover tuition and board. You could teach English part-time
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