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Payment Instruction for your IELTS test JSAF-IELTS Test Centre (JP112/JP114) ① For the payment, please check your email. You will receive the email after you have registered for the IELTS test. You have not finished booking the test until you receive the payment confirmation email. Click Here to continue payment ◆Credit Card Type: Master or VISA ◆Convenience Store Circle K Sunkus, Seicomart, Daily Yamazaki, Familymart, Ministop, Lawson ② Please continue the payment. You have not finished booking the test. To settle the payment Credit Card or Convenience Store payment Click this button ③ Enter your booking details. You have not finished booking the test. ① Please enter your booking details. ② ③ ① Passport Number ② Test Date ④ ③ Test Venue ④ Academic or General Training Finished entering your booking details? Click this button ④ Check your booking details. You have not finished booking the test. ① Please check that you have entered the correct details. ② ③ ①Passport Number ②Test Date ③Test Venue ④ ④ Module Click this button ⑤ Choose your payment method You have not finished booking the test. Credit Card Convenience Store Click the button ⑥-A Paying with your credit card You have not finished booking the test. Credit card type Enter your credit card details on this page. Credit Card Number Expiry Date ※Credit Card Type: →Please use Mastercard or VISA. Finish entering your credit card details? Click this button ⑥-A Paying with your credit card You have not finished booking the test. Please check your details are correct. If not, please re-enter the Credit Card Type details again. 8888 Credit Card Number Expiry Date If the information is correct, click the button only once Click this button Back To Change payment method ⑥-A Paying with your credit card When you reach this page, you have completed the payment with your Credit card. You will receive 「Payment confirmation email」on the next business day. If not, please contact the JSAF-IELTS official test center. ⑥-B Paying at Convenience Store If you choose to pay at the convenience store, you will see this page. (Left side) You have not finished booking the test. Family Mart Daily Yamazaki Please choose which convenience store would you like to use for the payment. Lawson, Mini Stop, Circle K, Seiko Mart Click this button ⑥-B Paying at a Convenience Store You have not finished booking the test. Please enter the details. 。 Last name ① First name ① Name ② Last name First name ② Name in katakana ③ ③ Phone number Telephone number Click Here ⑥-B Paying at Convenience Store You have not finished booking the test. Please check that you have Name entered the correct details. Name in Katakana Click this button ⑥-B Paying at Convenience Store You have not finished booking the test. Check your payment ID number and 氏名 Settle the payment before the deadline. フリガナ Payment deadline Finish your payment, You will receive 「Payment confirmation email」on the next business day. If not, please contact the JSAF-IELTS official test center. .

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