Japanese Government Scholarships: Opportunities for Uzbek Students

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The discussion centers around inquiries about Japanese government scholarships, particularly for individuals from Uzbekistan and Vietnam. A participant from Uzbekistan expresses interest in returning to Japan for further studies, noting that postgraduate scholarships cover all expenses but require additional Japanese language learning. Another participant from Vietnam mentions a scholarship application deadline of September 30, indicating disappointment at missing the opportunity this year while expressing hope for continued support from the Japanese government for future scholarships. The importance of contacting the Japanese embassy for specific scholarship information is emphasized.
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Hello,
I am from Uzbekistan
Is there anyone knowing about Japanese government's scholarship information. I used to spend some time in Japan as an exchange student, now I'd like to go back if possible
 
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I guess it depends if its undergraduate or postgraduate education. I do know for postgraduate studies the Japanese government covers everything for the student selected for the scholarship, but you have to spend some extra time learning the Japanese language. You should contact the embassy of Japan in your country for specific info.
 
Jices said:
Hello,
I am from Uzbekistan
Is there anyone knowing about Japanese government's scholarship information. I used to spend some time in Japan as an exchange student, now I'd like to go back if possible

I am from Vietnam, the deadline for schoolarship application is this 30/Sep. I could not apply this year...I hope Japanese government will continue to support my country with more schoolarships some more years from now on.
 

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