JPT 525 or higher is now listed as one way to prove Japanese ability for higher education in Japan. However, admission rules and Student Visa screening are separate. A JPT score alone does not guarantee admission or visa approval.
Japan’s Immigration Services Agency is tightening the operation of the Student status of residence for applicants entering Japanese language institutions. Japanese language ability checks and monitoring of part-time work will become more important. This article explains the timing, the difference between A1 and JLPT N1, and practical points for students, schools, and employers.
Japan is tightening procedures related to foreign nationals, including foreign license conversion and the Business Manager status of residence. Future applications will require stronger evidence of actual activity, compliance, and clear documentation.
Tommy’s Legal Service now accepts international payments via Wise. This new payment option is designed to make it easier for overseas clients, foreign companies, sending organizations, and family members abroad to pay consultation fees and professional service fees for immigration-related support in Japan.
