AmerikaJin5
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- 12 Nov 2014
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I don't mind posting here, in case this situation applies to others as wellRight on - and your wife will arrive later? Are you first going into the dorm or did you get an apartment right away.
I ask only because I am in a similar situation (looking for apartment but still able to understand the benefits of dormitory first) and I know others are too - PM works as well though.
How is the packing going?
Can I participate in this scholarship if I only have a 3 year bachelor? (15 years of education in total).
Applicants must be a graduate from a Japanese university or have academic ability equal or superior to that of a Japanese university graduate. A person will be deemed to have academic ability equal or superior to that of a university graduate, if he/she
[1]has completed or will complete a 16-year school curriculum in a foreign country (or an 18-year school curriculum if he/she desires to enroll in a doctoral course in the field of medicine, dentistry or veterinary science, or pharmacy which is founded on a 6-year department or faculty); or
[2]is or will be aged 22 or older and has taken an individual entrance qualification examination and has been judged by a Japanese graduate school as being equal or superior in academic ability to a university graduate (or 24 or older if he/she desires to enroll in a doctoral course in the field of medicine, dentistry or veterinary science, or pharmacy which is founded on a 6-year department or faculty).
I started the MEXT Scholarship this month, and I am marriedHello friends ....
I need your help please.. For those who have information about MARRIED COUPLE please do help me ....
Now we are all waiting for the second screening results .
In case i got accepted officially as a MEXT officially grantee and went to Japan on April 2016 my issue is :
When i submitted my application form before the first screening i mentioned that i was SINGLE .
Now i have decided to get married ... what should i do in order to take my future wife with me ?? :
1-Is it possible to inquire the embassy for a visa for my wife ??
OR
2- Should i get married first then apply for my wife after arriving in Japan ??
NOTE:
"i am asking you before consulting the embassy because if there will be a penalty, i don't want to take such a risk without consultation .
Again.. please do help me... Thank you and all the best for us all
I started the MEXT Scholarship this month, and I am married
Please understand -- it makes no real difference to anyone whether you are married or not, except that most universities do not have dormitories for couples so private accommodation is required. So, you should ask the Embassy any questions you have. They do not control the visa for your wife (note that you cannot get her visa until you are officially married..."engaged" is irrelevant). If you are lucky, your selected university will sponsor both of your visas (again, after you are actually married). However, you will probably need to apply for her certificate of eligibility (CoE) yourself once you arrive in Japan, then send it to your wife in her home country so that she can apply for the visa at the Embassy.
Right now, I am in the process of securing my wife's visa so that she can join me (and I need to find an apartment). Originally, my university (Tokyo Tech) said they would sponsor her visa, but about 5 days before I departed they said they would not...so I have to now undertake the process myself.
Hopefully this gave you some helpful information!
Thank you for the information about the expensesMEXT will not provide any transport, etc, for your wife.
Interesting and relevant thread on a subreddit today about a similar situation - check it out here:
How to get a dependent visa in country : japanlife
As far as i know from my discussion with the embassy ... One LOA will not narrow down your chances ... They told my that to ensure me and that was before i secured my other two LOAshellow !!!!Am new in this forum.
is there anyone going to hokkaido university?
Also I need to know something What if I have got only one LOA will it narrow chances of getting scholarship at the end?
Great schools - Keio turned me down, haha. What is your field? We are all in the same boat, wait wait waiting.
I started this month (Oct 2015), and I am in the language course now. My official doctoral course starts in April 2016. However, I can apply for my wife's visa at any time. MEXT does not cover any expenses related to my wife, whatsoever (only for me). So, the scholarship alone will have to cover both of us (she does some freelance writing, so we're applying to get special permission to work part-time for her to continue). As long as you do not lie in any of your documents, having a change in situation is not a problem -- they can't keep you from marrying or anything! Just inform them when things change. Good luck!Thank you very much my friend
So let me say if i am not mistaken you arrived in Japan on April 2015 ... Since you had to take the Japanese language preparation course you are not officially student so you needed to wait till the actual course starts "October" in order to apply for you wife's visas officially ... Am i correct ??
Second thing if you succeeded to bring your wife ... the question is : who will cover her expenses ?? i mean does MEXT will cover hers as they are covering your expenses ??
And above all of that, whats written in your MEXT application form previously wont affect or penalized you at any sort possible ??
oh, that's great!Kobe University, Sophia, and Tsukuba University
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Thanks manI started this month (Oct 2015), and I am in the language course now. My official doctoral course starts in April 2016. However, I can apply for my wife's visa at any time. MEXT does not cover any expenses related to my wife, whatsoever (only for me). So, the scholarship alone will have to cover both of us (she does some freelance writing, so we're applying to get special permission to work part-time for her to continue). As long as you do not lie in any of your documents, having a change in situation is not a problem -- they can't keep you from marrying or anything! Just inform them when things change. Good luck!