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BROKE in Japan? Don’t Move Without This Money! 🇯🇵💸

Planning to move to Japan as an English teacher? 🇯🇵 Before you book your ticket, let’s talk MONEY how much you really need to save before you move. In this video, I break down the true costs of relocating from Zimbabwe to Japan (and this applies to most countries too), including: 💴 Visa & COE expenses 🛂 Police clearance ✈️ Flight costs to Japan 🏠 Housing deposit & move-in fees 🛏️ First month rent vs. company housing 🛒 Food & transport for your first month 💸 Emergency buffer & survival money 🧾 What ALT & Eikaiwa teachers should prepare Whether you’re going through Interac, Borderlink, AEON, NOVA, Gaba, JET, or another school, this video gives you real numbers and a realistic savings target — so you don’t get stuck struggling in your first month. 📌 In this video, you’ll learn: ✅ How much a Zimbabwean needs to save before moving ✅ ALT vs Eikaiwa cost differences ✅ With-housing vs no-housing budget examples ✅ Why some teachers struggle financially on arrival ✅ How to avoid being caught unprepared 💡 Quick Budget Guide 🇿🇼 Coming from Zimbabwe? Expect around: • $2,000 USD — Visa + police + flights + prep • $1,000–$1,500 USD — If company provides housing • $2,500–$3,500 USD — If renting on your own • $4,000–$5,000 USD — Safe buffer amount 👉 Numbers vary by country, but the principle is the same. 🕒 Timestamps 00:00 – Intro 1:00 – Why you need savings 04:10 – Zimbabwe pre-departure costs 08:15 – Housing & rental deposits explained 11:10 – ALT vs Eikaiwa savings 12:00 – Emergency fund & safety buffer 14:30– Final advice & tips ⸻ 📎 MORE Japan teaching videos (JET / Interac / Eikaiwa playlists – add your links here) ⸻ 💬 Comment below Where are you moving from? What’s your savings goal before Japan? Let’s support each other on this journey ✨ ⸻ 👍 Like, Subscribe & Share If this video helped, don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE for real, practical tips about teaching & living in Japan 🇯🇵