Dear all, 

Is there a student-visa sponsoring Japanese school with a Japanese native speaker teacher in (anywhere) Thailand?

Thanks

What exactly are you looking for? Do you want a language school that can provide a visa for a Non Thai adult learning Japanese? If so Google "Japanese language course for adults in Bangkok". There are some hits.

OP, your post is vague at best.

 

What is nationality of the student.

What language does the student use.

You will not receive advice untill you clarify. 

 

Your other related thread 

 

 

Obviously, the nationality of 

student is non Thai. If he/she were a Thai passport holder, he/she would not need a visa to study Japanese in his/her own country.

He(OP) speaks English somewhat fluently ( his ielts writing score: 7, speaking: 7.5 ), basic Thai, basic Japanese, and his native language very fluently.

Thanks for your replies.

 

24 minutes ago, topswijaya said:

Obviously, the nationality of 

student is non Thai. If he/she were a Thai passport holder, he/she would not need a visa to study Japanese in his/her own country.

Of course "Obviously"  not Thai.

 

Options available would include age etc .... given your similar thread asking about max age for ED visa that I posted above.

 

Seems that you are asking about a Non ED.

Just outline details..

Perhaps you will receive helpful advice.

 

EDIT: just searching now to reply to unrelated thread here is another of your threads.

https://aseannow.com/topic/1288406-how-to-change-from-ed-visa-to-marriage-visa/  

 

You started a thread and replied ZERO. 

I suggest contacting the Thai Language Station (TLS). They are a Japanese-Thai owned language school which offers Japanese language teaching and provides visas. Send them a message by LINE (Here is their website).

 

Their main business is teaching English and Thai to Japanese living in Thailand. But I am pretty confident they can deal with your need. They have several language schools in Bangkok and even one in Pattaya.

 

Their boss is a little bit famous in Japan having appeared on TV there to teach about Thailand.