Study in Japan from Bangladesh – 2026 Guide

Japan is one of the most sought-after destinations for Bangladeshi students due to its world-class education, innovative technology programs, and unique cultural experiences. This guide provides all the information you need for studying in Japan, including scholarships, visas, courses, and living costs.

Why Study in Japan?

• High-quality education with globally recognized degrees.
• Affordable tuition fees and living costs compared to Western countries.
• Opportunities for scholarships, part-time work, and internships.
• Exposure to Japanese culture, language, and technology innovation.

Popular Courses for International Students

Bangladeshi students mostly choose programs in:

• Engineering & Technology
• Business & Management
• Computer Science & IT
• Medicine & Health Sciences
• Language and Cultural Studies

Scholarships for Bangladeshi Students

Japan offers several fully or partially funded scholarships for international students:

• Monbukagakusho (MEXT) Scholarship – Fully funded
• JASSO Scholarship – Monthly stipend for living costs
• University-specific scholarships for international students

Student Visa Requirements

• Valid passport
• Acceptance letter from a recognized Japanese university
• Proof of financial support
• Academic transcripts and certificates
• Completed visa application form

Cost of Studying in Japan

The average annual cost for Bangladeshi students:

• Tuition fees: BDT 5–15 lakh (varies by university and course)
• Living expenses: BDT 4–8 lakh per year
• Health insurance and other costs: BDT 1–2 lakh

Working While Studying

International students in Japan can work up to 28 hours/week during semesters and full-time during vacations, which helps cover living expenses.

FAQs – Study in Japan

How can I get a student visa for Japan?

Apply with a valid passport, acceptance letter, proof of funds, and academic documents at the Japanese embassy in Bangladesh.

Are there scholarships available for Bangladeshi students?

Yes. Monbukagakusho (MEXT), JASSO, and many university-specific scholarships are available.

Can I work while studying in Japan?

Yes, students can work up to 28 hours/week and full-time during vacation periods.

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