" Junior college" means "University"?

| 二戸行政書士事務所（一橋大学 法学部卒） | Nito Immigration Lawyer Office | 東京都国分寺市本町3‐7-23-507 | 3‐7-23-507 Honcho Kokubunji-shi TokyoJapan | ０９０-１７０７-７９０３　/ ０４２-３１２-００２４ | HPはこちら..VisaTokyoJapan：東京 行政書士 ビザ Question: I graduated from "a junior college"( 2 years ) in a foreign country. I would like to become an interpreter in Japan. But according to a guide book, it is needed to have graduated from "University". "University" means only "4 years college"? Answer: To become an interpreter in Japan, you need "Specialist in Humanities/ International Services" visa. Indeed, to get this visa, the graduation of "University"is needed. But "University" includes "a junior college" ( 2 years ). So "University" means "a junior college" ( 2 years ), too.