You may be wondering if it’s too late, maybe you’ve read or been told that it’s impossible to study Japanese in Japan at 30 or older or if there’s an age limit to study in Japan. That’s why we’re here to debunk myths on social media or pages that misinform. Thetruth is that it is never too late to fulfill your dream of studying Japanese and living in Japan.

Yes, there are a few things you should keep in mind if you are over 30 years old and want to study at a school in Japan and apply for a student visa.

The biggest problem for students over 30 years old is the gap between your graduation from the last official study you have and the date of application to the Japanese language school. If that period is longer than five years, the immigration office will be more demanding about your desire to study in Japan. Don’t worry, just put more effort into it by writing a letter detailing the reasons for studying Japanese. Sometimes they may also ask for an extra document.

This letter of motivation. In which you will demonstrate your passion and dedication for Japan and its language. And convince that you really want to study in Japan despite being over 30 years old.

It is true that some schools have an age limit, do not worry all our schools accept the older ones. We have helped many students over the age of 30 to enter Japanese language schools in Japan. Contact us to help you find the best school for you.

The requirements for people who want to study Japanese in Japan over the age of 30 are almost the same as anyone else. You’ll just have to put more effort into your letter by showing how much you love Nippon, their culture, and their language.

Study Abroad Being over 30 years old is extremely rewarding. The appreciation and appreciation we give to the achievement of finally being living and walking the streets of Japan is very different from that of a twenty-year-old. In addition, you probably already have work experience, which will make it easier for you to get a バイト or Baito (in Japanese, part-time job) and a great advantage if you want to transition to a full-time job once you finish your Japanese studies.

In Japan, you can reach an N2 level in just 2 years, which means you’ll be able to speak and understand Japanese almost perfectly.

If you also have good job qualifications, you are in a position to find the job you want.

In addition, if you have a bachelor’s or university degree, you could also consider our Ryuu Kaizen program to Live and work in Japan. This program can be completed in just one year and thanks to our extensive network of companies you will receive the support you need in your job search.

Visit our website for more information about the program.

So if you’re worried about whether you’re 30 or older you can come to study in Japan. Don’t worry as there is no age limit to study in Japan and we also help you throughout the process.

If you have any doubts or questions, do not hesitate and contact us!