Annual events and student life information at Nagoya Academy of Education, including arrival, housing, residence card registration, insurance, banking, part-time work, and transportation. | Arrival at Chubu Centrair International Airport | After arriving in Japan, students can travel from Chubu Centrair International Airport to Inuyama Station by Meitetsu train. Please check the latest route, timetable, and fare information before departure. |
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| Student Housing (Apartments / Dormitories) | For long-term regular students studying for six months or more, the school can provide apartment information. Rent is generally about 25,000 to 50,000 yen per month for single, double, or triple occupancy rooms. Please consult the school office. |
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| Residence Card Address Registration | After entering Japan, students must register their address at the city or ward office of their place of residence within 14 days. Please carry your residence card whenever you go out. If you move, you must complete the address change procedure within 14 days. |
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| National Health Insurance | International students are required to enroll in National Health Insurance. With this insurance, a large portion of medical expenses is covered when you visit a hospital for illness or injury. Short-term students should purchase overseas travel insurance in their home country before entering Japan. |
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| Opening a Bank Account | After arriving in Japan, students are encouraged to open a bank account and manage their money safely. A residence card and personal seal may be required when opening an account. |
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| Part-time Work | Students with a student visa may work part-time after receiving permission to engage in activity other than that permitted by their status of residence. Work is limited to 28 hours per week during regular terms. Work in adult entertainment businesses, pachinko parlors, mahjong parlors, and similar establishments is prohibited. |
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| Transportation | We recommend using trains and public transportation for commuting to school. Students who use bicycles should register their bicycles for crime prevention and follow traffic rules. |
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