1. Can I study abroad with a tattoo?

As the culture is increasingly developed and tends to integrate into other countries, tattooing has become a trend that dominates "unique" and is also one of the indispensable spiritual "foods" of young people. . Most schools abroad do not have specific laws prohibiting students from getting tattoos, and tattooing does not affect your study abroad application process.

If you are planning to study abroad in the future, you should not get a tattoo because the application and application process will become more difficult than you think. So international students should consider when having a tattoo on their body!

However, if you already have a small tattoo, a letter tattoo or a tattoo in private places, you do not need to worry too much. Only large and exposed tattoos such as hands, neck or face should be removed before you want to study abroad! 

2. Countries that accept international students with tattoos 

America 

The US is also one of the countries that many st patrick's day costume  international students want to come to, not only because of its high educational technology but also one of the luxurious living paradises that everyone wants to be. come once. However, for those of you who want to become an international student in the US, there is a big part wondering if studying in the US can tattoo art, the answer for you is Yes. If you own small tattoos or in discreet places that are easy to hide, you can still go to the US. However, the best way is that you should remove the tattoo completely permanently for peace of mind when entering as well as living and working in the US.

Korea

Today, when the art of tattooing is more and more developed and recognized around the world, there are also many Korean women tattooing their names on their wrists, or small tattoos on the bottom of their feet. Under the influence of major artists in Korea, there have been draft laws to legalize tattooing, so this art form is gradually being accepted in the land of kimchi.

Thus, when based on the conditions for studying in Korea, you will find that having a tattoo on your body does not affect the results of your medical examination or applying for a visa to study in Korea. And in case you have a tattoo on your body, you can still apply to study in Korea without affecting the Visa application process.

However, you need to consider studying abroad when you have a tattoo on your body, because Koreans will feel unfriendly at first meeting but you have a tattoo on your body! To create favorable conditions for studying or working in this country, you should not tattoo or consider removing too large tattoos on your body. 

Canada 

Under all conditions to study in Canada, there is absolutely no stipulation that international students with tattoos will not be able to study abroad. So you don't need to worry too much about this. You also do not need to worry that the tattoo will affect your medical examination. This is just a procedure to make sure you don't have any infectious diseases before you enter Canada.

However, if the tattoo affects your health, you will not be able to attend some universities or colleges, even not be granted a student visa. Because the Canadian government is afraid you will not be healthy enough to study. However, tattoo cases that lead to serious health effects are also very rare. If you are not in this situation, you can rest assured.

Through the information shared above, we can draw a conclusion that tattooing can still study in Canada, as long as the tattoo does not seriously affect your health. 

Japan 

According to the regulations of the Japanese Government, for those who have small tattoos, letter tattoos, tight spots and can be covered, you can still study abroad in Japan. However, you still soft baseball jacket  need to consider a lot when getting a tattoo because “Japanese society in the past had bad ideas about tattoos and they thought that these people were all violent, committed many crimes, until this day. Today, the prejudices about Japanese tattoos are no longer as heavy as before, but that's not why international students can comfortably get tattoos." Because the tattoo will make the impression on your first meeting is not good at all, there are even companies that forbid employees to tattoo even the smallest tattoo and this will affect them. Not small to your future job opportunities in this country! So think carefully about getting a tattoo when you intend to study in Japan.