Japan

One of the Best Countries in the World

Japan stands out globally as one of the best countries to live and study in. It holds the 3rd largest economy in the world by nominal GDP, making it an economic powerhouse. Japan is globally admired for its technological innovation, leading in fields like robotics, electronics, and automation. In terms of digitalization, Japan is advancing rapidly with smart infrastructure and AI integration. The Japanese passport ranks 1st in the world (as per Henley Passport Index 2024), allowing visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 190 countries. Japan also ranks among the top 10 safest countries globally, with very low crime rates and a high level of public security. Additionally, it performs well in global happiness and quality of life indexes, thanks to excellent healthcare, long life expectancy, and clean, organized urban living. These factors make Japan an ideal destination for international students seeking both opportunity and safety.

A Land of Innovation, Beauty, and Opportunity

Japan isn’t just about anime, sushi, or cherry blossoms—it’s a land where tradition and technology blend in harmony, offering a peaceful yet advanced lifestyle for international students. For Bangladeshi students dreaming of a successful future, Japan is one of the best places to study, grow, and settle. Here’s why choosing Japan through JASA Global EduCare is not only a smart decision—but a life-changing one.

A Smarter, More Affordable Path to Global Success

For many Bangladeshi students dreaming of studying abroad, countries like the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, or Canada are often considered first. But while these destinations are popular, they come with heavy financial burdens—high tuition fees, costly living expenses, and limited part-time work opportunities.

At JASA Global EduCare, we want students and parents to know there is a better, more achievable path: Studying in Japan

Affordable Tuition and Living Costs

USA, UK, Canada, Australia: Tuition fees at universities can range from 10 to 30 lakh BDT per year, and living costs are extremely high, especially in major cities. Scholarships are rare and competition is tough. Tuition fees in these countries are high because their governments provide less subsidy to educational institutions and consider international students as a source of revenue.
Japan: Language schools in Japan are much more affordable, with tuition fees around 5 to 7 lakh BDT per year. Living costs are also more manageable, and students often share accommodations to reduce expenses further. Tuition fees at Japanese educational institutions are lower compared to those in the USA, Australia, the UK, and Canada because the Japanese government does not treat tuition fees as a source of revenue and provides subsidies to support education.

Fleible and Better Part-Time Work Opportunities

Western Countries: Part-time job opportunities are limited, and often restricted by visa regulations. Many students struggle to find suitable work that supports their living expenses.
Japan: Students are allowed to work up to 28 hours per week during classes and up to 40 hours during vacations. Jobs are widely available in restaurants, convenience stores, factories, and service sectors. A student can comfortably cover living expenses with part-time income.

Step-by-Step Education Pathway

Studying in a language school in Japan is the first stepping stone to entering higher education (college or university) in Japan.
During the language school period (1.5 to 2 years), students gain language proficiency, cultural understanding, and academic readiness.
After this, they can easily apply to universities or vocational schools in Japan, often with guidance from the language school itself.

Safe, Clean, and Culturally Rich Environment

Japan is known for being one of the safest and most disciplined countries in the world. Students benefit from:

A clean and structured society
Reliable transportation and technology
Respectful people and rich culture
A strong Bangladeshi community to help settle in

Realistic Dream for Middle-Class Families

At JASA Global EduCare, we understand the financial reality of most Bangladeshi families. Western countries might demand heavy bank statements, IELTS scores, and high tuition payments upfront. In contrast, Japan is:

Less strict about English proficiency (no IELTS required for language school)
Flexible with financial documents
Supportive through every step, especially with our experienced team