A fully funded scholarship from Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), covering research students, undergraduates, and specialized training college students. Applications are routed through the Japanese Embassy in the applicant’s country of residence.
Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship — Embassy Recommendation
Opportunity Overview
Opportunity Details
Funding Type
Verification & Key Dates
Verification Date
Deadline
Source Organization
Official Application Link
Eligibility
- Apply via the Japanese Embassy in your country of residence — confirmed that MEXT guidance directly references applying through "the Japanese Embassy in South Sudan," indicating a defined application pathway exists
- Age and academic requirements vary by scholarship category (Research Student, Undergraduate, Specialized Training College) — generally under 35 for Research Students, under 24 for Undergraduate
- Must not already be enrolled or planning enrollment in a Japanese institution as a privately-financed student at time of application
Benefits
- Full tuition coverage
- Monthly stipend (varies by course/region; supplemental regional allowance may apply for certain designated areas)
- Categories include Research Students, Undergraduate, and Specialized Training College tracks
Application Process
1. Contact the Japanese Embassy or Consulate covering your country of residence to obtain country-specific forms and deadlines
2. Do NOT send application documents directly to MEXT in Japan — all applications must go through embassy/consulate channels
3. First screening (document review, exams, interviews) is conducted by the embassy
4. Successful candidates are recommended to MEXT for final screening
Required Documents
Application form, Certificate of Health, Recommendation Letter — exact list confirmed by the specific embassy/consulate covering your country.
Important Notes
Marked Pending Verification because I could not confirm the exact procedural details for South Sudan specifically (for comparison, Sudan nationals must travel to Cairo, Egypt for exams via a regionally-shared embassy arrangement — South Sudan's specific arrangement was not separately confirmed during this research, only that a defined application pathway referencing "the Japanese Embassy in South Sudan" exists). Confirm directly with the relevant Japanese embassy/consulate before relying on this listing. Sudan and South Sudan are separate countries — do not assume identical procedures.
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