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How to Register for the JLPT

22 May 2026 · Mozhippattru Japanese Language School

The JLPT is held twice a year (typically July and December). Registration opens months ahead and closes early, so plan around the deadlines.

Steps to register

  1. Find your local test site. Each country has official host institutions that run the exam.
  2. Choose your level (N5–N1) honestly — you can only sit one level per session.
  3. Apply during the registration window and pay the fee.
  4. Receive your test voucher with your seat and venue details before exam day.

Tips

  • Note deadlines early — they close weeks before the exam and don't extend.
  • Pick the level you can pass now; you can climb next session.
  • Keep your voucher and ID safe for exam day.

Check your country's official JLPT page for exact dates and fees, and register as soon as the window opens.

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