Pre-Departure and Post-Arrival Support

"不可能を可能にするのは努力だ"
(Fukanō o kanō ni suru no wa doryoku da)
"It is effort that makes the impossible possible."

Moving to a new country for studies is a major life transition, and educational consultancies offer comprehensive support to help students navigate this journey smoothly. Pre-departure support begins with orientation sessions that cover a wide range of topics, from Japanese culture, customs, and etiquette to practical information on daily life in Japan. These sessions are designed to prepare students for the challenges and opportunities they will encounter, helping them adjust more easily to their new environment.

Consultancies provide detailed guidance on travel arrangements, including booking flights, packing tips, and advice on what to bring for life in Japan. They also assist students in arranging health insurance, which is mandatory for all international students in Japan, and provide information on how to access healthcare services once they arrive. Additionally, consultancies offer advice on setting up a Japanese bank account, obtaining a mobile phone, and navigating public transportation.

Upon arrival in Japan, consultancies often provide airport pick-up services, ensuring that students are met by a representative who can assist them with transportation to their accommodation. They help students with the registration process at the local ward office, which is required for all residents in Japan, and assist with other essential tasks, such as obtaining a residence card and enrolling in the National Health Insurance program.

The support provided by consultancies does not end once the student is settled in. They offer ongoing assistance throughout the student’s stay in Japan, addressing any issues that may arise, such as academic challenges, cultural adjustments, or personal concerns. Consultancies serve as a valuable resource for students, providing advice and support whenever needed, and ensuring that they have a positive and enriching experience during their time in Japan.