NORTH AMERICAN STUDENT VISA APPLICANTS READ THIS!!!

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Two Universities in The US and CANADA respectively, are now making waves as the most affordable learning ground for all Foreign appplicants worldwide, and they are presently accepting Application for january 2010 session.

Offers:
#The most cheapest Graduate and undergraduate Tution Fees.
#TOEFL/GMAT and other form of standardize test are not REQUIRED!If your Native country is a Commonwealth member.
#Tution deposit is not Required!! Application fees is the only payment you will remit to the Universities (USA or CANADA Campus) before you leave your country.
#Full scholarship Funds and Campus Jobs.

Many Africans,Americans,Europeans and Asians have graduate from both schools.


Requirements:

#University transcript (Masters program). WAEC/GCE (Undergraduate)
#Copy of international Passport (Information page)
#Copy of statement of account or Sponsors letter
#4 passport photograph
#Application fees $45(Masters) $85 (Undergraduate)

The above info is absolutely genuine and if you also want to be convince beyond doubt, do not hesitate to ask the following persons

Seun
westernkaraoke@yahoo.com
08030724775

Biola
creche84@live.com
+447035994958 UK

[mamun05]

I have been in Japan for about 10 months on a working holiday visa (I'm Australian). Intend to stay until the limit (1.5 years) and the move to a student visa. I don't have a degree and only have 1 year of teaching experience so a working visa is out of the question, so I believe a student visa is the next best option. Plus I really enjoy learning Japanese so it suits me nicely.

I am doubly keen to stay in Japan as I have found an amazing girlfriend.

Is it hard to get a student visa? I have been studying Japanese for about 2.5 years now (1.5 years before I came to Japan) so I guess I can show that I haven't just suddenly decided to study Japanese to stay in Japan.

My other concern is about the requirements to prove you can support yourself. I plan to work as a freelance programmer (work for companies not based in Japan purely via the internet). This will be contract work. Since these companies are likely to have no presence in Japan and it is contract so perhaps seen as not reliable, will have I trouble presenting this as evidence?

In actual fact I can make a lot of money doing this and I am pretty experienced so I am not very worried, just worried about convincing the Japanese government of this.

Also, is it hard to get a working permit? My understanding is that this is up to 20 hours. I shouldn't need it, but it is an option for me.

Lastly, how much study at school is required and can anyone give me a rough idea of fees? Whilst I would like to benefit from this study, I have pretty solid self study techniques and speak Japanese with my girlfriend, so I don't need the study so much. I am generally looking to minimize the fees I have to pay whilst still qualify for the visa.

Oh not sure if it is too relevant, but I will be living in Nagoya, so I should have access to a range of schools.

I have searched the forum and google and read what I can about the student visa.