Considering the new Immigration Control Law came into effect earlier this year, and that the examinations for special skilled visa (特定技能ビザ) already started and will continue to be held in the near future (for details, check this!), the Immigration Department has released some optimistic news. According to the Immigration Department, the first two foreigners to…
One of the most concerning news for foreigners living inside as well as outside Japan is the new type of visa, the “special skilled visa” (特定技能ビザ) allowing more than 340,000 foreigners to legally live and work in Japan up to 5 years. Moreover, this type of visa covers a wide range of industries, and there…
This article is about my experience as a teacher in Japan and about Kindergartens here and I will try to touch both the positive and negative aspects about working in Japan as an English teacher along with a few tips and information on how I applied, what you should know and what you should prepare…
jp.fotolia.com/ On the days preceding the Japanese government’s revision of the Immigration Control Law, which establishes two new visa residency statuses so that in April 2019 Japan can start accepting blue-collar workers from Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, China, Myanmar, Cambodia, and another country that is yet to be selected, several concerns surrounding Japan’s Technical…
In order to expand the acceptance of foreign workers, the Government of Japan aims to create a new status of residence (For details, please see the link below↓). Japan Info Website Visa Article On the other hand, the Japanese government also wants to promote the acceptance of foreigner nationals with high qualifications and advanced foreign…
Currently, the National Assembly is discussing the amendments of the Immigration Control Act and it became clear that the existence of evil brokers, scams and disappearance of foreign workers represents a problem that has escalated, reason why a discussion was invoked. First of all, what do you mean by malicious broker? jp.fotolia.com/ In the present…
