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mishmish · Tue 17-Jul-07, 11:20 AM

really?! this is so strange to me!

Perhaps its my reading the websites of those big companies like AEON and NOVA, who make it seem like its that way, or no way!

My only problem is solely the fact that I want to get working in Japan, before I can provide them with my testamur. I want to apply for a visa in November, and even my letter of completion wont be eligable for issueing until mid-December.

AEON had called me for an interview recently, and upon learning that I dont finish until late October, told me that they cannot interview me because it will be pointless as I wont be eligable for a visa.

I was told my letter of completion, to get the visa, must state that I have finished my degree AND it must be written in past tense?

I'm really starting to want to just go there on a working holiday visa, and then find a place that will sponser me for a working visa. Doing everything online is so unreliable!

Tue 17-Jul-07, 11:20 AM	#3 (permalink)
mishmish Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Occupation: Student Services Officer Location: Posts: 6	Re: very odd VISA info obtained from embassy really?! this is so strange to me! Perhaps its my reading the websites of those big companies like AEON and NOVA, who make it seem like its that way, or no way! My only problem is solely the fact that I want to get working in Japan, before I can provide them with my testamur. I want to apply for a visa in November, and even my letter of completion wont be eligable for issueing until mid-December. AEON had called me for an interview recently, and upon learning that I dont finish until late October, told me that they cannot interview me because it will be pointless as I wont be eligable for a visa. I was told my letter of completion, to get the visa, must state that I have finished my degree AND it must be written in past tense? I'm really starting to want to just go there on a working holiday visa, and then find a place that will sponser me for a working visa. Doing everything online is so unreliable!