The Japanese Language Proficiency Test Guide No refund will be given (no transfer to another test can be made either) under any circumstances once payment has been accepted, unless cancellation is made by the Japan Foundation, the Japan Education Exchanges and Services or the Japan Research Centre at SOAS University of London. You will be directed to make your payment once you have completed the online application form (Payment links will be available after you have completed the form).

JLPT takes place first Sundays of July and December every year. Note that the SOAS Japan Research Centre does not offer a level check for candidates. The highest level is N 1, and the lowest is N 5. In the UK the test is administered by the SOAS Japan Research Centre on behalf of the Japan Foundation. The JLPT is an internationally recognised qualification for non-native speakers, sponsored by the Japan Foundation. In the UK the test is administered by the SOAS Japan Research Centre (and separately at Cardiff University, University of Edinburgh and University of Leicester) on behalf of the Japan Foundation.

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