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Study abroad with Sakura

Study abroad, planned honestly

Costs in Vietnamese dong, the money you must show, what work really pays, and a dated plan from your language level today. We teach the language too, so the plan starts in our classroom.

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Find the destination that fits

Filter by what a year costs, the language you study and whether you can work. Add two or three to compare side by side.

6 destinations

Language you study

Japan

Study in Japan, properly planned.

First year
VND 294M–458M
Per month
VND 14M–25M
Part-time work
28 hours a week in term
Next intake
April 2027
See the full plan

South Korea

Study in Korea, planned around the D-4 visa.

First year
VND 285M–466M
Per month
VND 15M–27M
Part-time work
20 hours a week in term
Next intake
May 2027
See the full plan

Vietnam

Study in Vietnam, close to home and quick to start.

First year
VND 100M–293M
Per month
VND 5.1M–13M
Part-time work
Not allowed without a work permit
Next intake
September 2027
See the full plan

United States

Study in the USA, from I-20 to visa interview.

First year
VND 726M–2.4B
Per month
VND 30M–67M
Part-time work
20 hours a week in term
Next intake
Fall 2027
See the full plan

Canada

Study in Canada, from provincial letter to study permit.

First year
VND 610M–1B
Per month
VND 25M–44M
Part-time work
24 hours a week in term
Next intake
May 2027
See the full plan

Sweden

Study in Sweden, taught in English, run on trust.

First year
VND 497M–977M
Per month
VND 20M–32M
Part-time work
No fixed limit
Next intake
Autumn 2027
See the full plan

First-year figures include tuition and a full year of living costs for the first pathway, excluding flights and visa fees. Exchange rates updated 1 Oct 2026.

For parents

A one-page summary for each destination: the total cost in VND, the savings you must show, work rules, safety and what we do. Print it or send it on Zalo.

Read the parent summary

Compare side by side

First-year cost, living costs, work hours, financial proof, language and intakes for two or three destinations at once.

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What we do, in the order it happens

Most applications fail on the boring parts, a language level that arrived too late, a funding document in the wrong format. We handle them in order and you always know which step you are on.

  1. 1

    Japanese from zero to entry level

    Reach the documented study hours or JLPT level your school requires - taught here, before you go.

  2. 2

    Working out which pathway is yours

    An honest conversation about your goal, your budget and your timeline before anyone fills in a form.

  3. 3

    School selection and application

    A shortlist built around your level, your city and your budget - then the application itself.

  4. 4

    Entrance exam and interview preparation

    For university and vocational routes: EJU practice, subject revision and interview rehearsal in Japanese.

  5. 5

    The financial and document file

    Every document checked, translated and formatted before it reaches immigration.

  6. 6

    Certificate of Eligibility and visa

    Your school applies to immigration on your behalf. We track it, and prepare the embassy step that follows.

  7. 7

    Your first two weeks

    Housing, residence card, city hall, health insurance, bank and phone - in the order that works.

We answer the parts nobody warns you about

Not just how to apply, how the school actually runs, where you will live, what work is really allowed and the customs that catch people out.

Japan · Studying there

How language school actually works

Full-time study, four intakes a year, and the usual doorway into everything else.

 Japan · Living there

Where you will live

Dormitory, share house, homestay or private flat — and why almost everyone starts with the first two.

 Japan · Living there

Getting around

Trains reach almost everywhere, and students get a discounted commuter pass.

 Japan · Working there

Part-time work, honestly

Allowed with a separate permission, capped by law, and never a funding plan.

 Japan · Culture and etiquette

The unwritten rules

Nobody will correct you. They will simply notice.

 Japan · Culture and etiquette

How far your Japanese really gets you

Everything downstream tracks your language level — school, work, friendships.

Protect your family

Warning signs, whoever you choose

Embassies regularly warn Vietnamese families about these. If you hear any of them, from us or anyone else, walk away.

  • A guaranteed visa, or a "98 to 100% visa success" figure nobody can check. Only the embassy or immigration decides.
  • Promises that part-time work will pay your tuition, or that you can earn back your costs quickly.
  • Offers to "arrange" a savings book or financial documents for you. Fake documents are a crime and lead to bans.
  • An all-inclusive price with no written breakdown, or new fees after you have paid a deposit.
  • Pressure to sign or pay today, or a contract you cannot take home to read.
  • No business licence, no real office address, or payment requested to a personal account.

Talk it through with us, free

Forty-five minutes with a counsellor, in person, by Zalo video or by phone. Bring your questions and your parents. You leave with a written plan and our fee in writing, whether or not you choose us.

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