Can students from Iraq use the Duolingo English Test for Japan?

DET acceptance depends on the Japan university, not your nationality. This page pairs Japan's requirements with practical notes for applicants from Iraq.

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🇯🇵 Duolingo English Test for Japan — from Iraq

From Iraq — the essentials

Costs in: Iraqi Dinar (IQD)
Credentials: Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (MOHESR)
Funding to search: HCED (Higher Committee for Education Development), Fulbright Foreign Student Program, Chevening
Where students go: United States, United Kingdom, Turkey, Germany, Jordan
Apply from: Baghdad, Erbil, Basra, Najaf

English-taught programmes need Duolingo English Test/IELTS; HCED government scholarships and most universities ask for one. At about $70 the DET is taken online from Iraq — no test-centre travel, and far cheaper than IELTS.

We have not yet verified Japan-specific DET figures, so this corridor is honest general guidance and is not yet indexed. Confirm the requirement on the official page.

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