FAQ

A1. Keio does NOT allow late arrival and early leave due to any personal circumstances. 

A2. No. The orientation is mandatory for all exchange students. If you miss it due to any personal circumstances, it is your responsibility to catch up on the information provided during the orientation.

A3. No. Keio cannot issue your official transcript before the designated schedule. If you are planning to apply to another institution after your mobility at Keio, please plan well in advance.

A1. Yes. You can apply for Keio's exchange program as long as you have been nominated by your home university. 

A2. No. All applicants must have student status at their home university throughout their period of study at Keio.

A3. Yes. As long as the certificate is accepted by the home university, it can be used as a valid proof of English proficiency.

A1. You may submit a copy of your passport at a later date, as soon as it has been issued.  

A2. No. We only accept applications online. 

A1. Your nationality must match the nationality shown on your passport. If you hold Japanese nationality, please select 'Japanese' and upload a copy of your Japanese passport. 

A3. Yes. You must include your current university information, including your expected graduation date. 

A4. In that case, please provide a Certificate of Financial Support showing that your funding will come from personal or family sources. 

A1.  The selection process for the JASSO scholarship is not disclosed to applicants.

A2. You may apply for either a Student visa or a Spouse or Child of Japanese National Visa. 

The latter does not require a Certificate of Eligibility. 

For application procedures, please consult the Japanese embassy or consulate in your country.

Note: While this visa is generally easier to obtain than a Student Visa, it does not grant access to the benefits available to international students.