Counseling

Counseling

We offer expert guidance for Student Visas, Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) visas, and Technical Intern Training (TIT) programs.

If you're planning to study or work in Japan, one of the first and most important steps is securing the right visa. At Subharashi Language Center, we provide expert support for two primary types of Japanese visas : the Student Visa and the SSW/TIT Work Visas.  Student Visa The Student Visa is designed for individuals who wish to pursue education in Japan, whether it's learning the Japanese language, attending a vocational school, or enrolling in a university. At Subharashi, we assist students throughout the entire visa application process  from choosing the right educational institution to preparing and submitting the required documents. This includes academic transcripts, certificates, financial proof, a statement of purpose, and school-specific forms. We also guide students through the Certificate of Eligibility (COE) process, which is a crucial step in obtaining a student visa. Our goal is to simplify the procedure and ensure that students feel confident and well-informed as they prepare for their academic journey in Japan.   SSW and TIT Work Visas For individuals aiming to work in Japan, there are two main visa options: the Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) visa and the Technical Intern Training (TIT) visa. We guide applicants through every stage of the work visa process from identifying opportunities with registered Japanese employers to supporting them with documentation, interview preparation, and language or skill test readiness. We help each individual understand the key differences between the Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) and Technical Intern Training (TIT) visa programs, ensuring they select the path that aligns best with their long term goals. Our experienced counselors offer in-depth guidance on the different types of work visas available, helping applicants choose the most suitable option based on their qualifications, career objectives, and industry preferences.