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  Kei Komuro, 30, the husband of ex-princess Mako, who retook the bar exam this month, has a serious "visa problem" and is consulting with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.   Tightrope-walk-like Stay in NY   According to a Japanese government official.   "Mr. Komuro has approached Japan's MOFA for advice on his visa."   　 If he already has a work visa, there should be no need to consult with MOFA. However,   “If he already has a working visa, there is no need to consult with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, but I think it is very likely that he is still on a student visa (F-1). He is probably still on a student visa and is using the OPT (Optional Practical Training) program.”   Said Mr. Ricky Tokunaga.   The OPT program is available to graduates of American universities and graduate schools. It's like a one-year work permit, and it's common to get a work visa after the OPT period is used up, and many international students wh

  The eldest daughter of the Akishino family, Mako Komuro (30), and her husband Kei Komuro (30), who began their newlywed life in New York last November, are believed to have re-taken the New York State bar exam on February 22 and 23. The Daily Mail caught up with Kei Komuro on February 22 as he left the exam venue.   With his long hair pulled into a ponytail,  Komuro holds a red smartphone in his right hand, waiting for an Uber cab. He walks with wrinkles between his eyes. Mr. Komuro got into the Uber taxi and headed for his home in Hell's Kitchen, where he and Mako live.   On the first day of the exam, there are six essays and other in-depth questions, and on the second day, there are 200 multiple-choice questions that require speed in answering. If you get 266 points out of 400 points, you will pass the exam.   Komuro graduated from Fordham University School of Law in New York City last May and took the local bar exam in July. He married Ms. Mako on October 26, but