how to actually move to japan  japan remains one of the hardest countries in the world to move to. you -need- a bachelor's degree in most cases, and if you live in a country like america, getting a bachelor's degree is difficult and expensive, you'll find america is guarding all the exits from your country and enslaving you to your country after graduation. if you find a way out of that hell, maybe you have a shot at actually moving to japan. here's how. 1.) student visa - if you have money, consider a jls (japanese language school). preferably one in japan but you can find a jls in your home country too. learn japanese here, then get your foot in the door of a japanese university to get a job. 2.) jet - so you graduated college. one of your ways out to escape your country is jet. this requires a bachelor's degree and you need to get certified to teach english as a foreign language. this remains one of the best options to get your foot in the country. 3.) mext - if you're still in high school, this is for you. go to your country's japanese embassy and ask them about how to apply for mext in your country. they will cover -all- colllege tutition up until graduation, but you have to start at an early age to have a chance (16-18yo). 4.) daijob - so you got the n2 in your japanese language learning basket. apply to a japanese job through the daijob website. best of luck! 5.) marriage visa - use your japanese and find a japanese girl/boyfriend through a japanese social website.
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