Introduction
To work in Japan, foreign nationals must obtain an appropriate work visa based on their job duties, background, and qualifications.
Among various visa types, the most common is the “Engineer / Specialist in Humanities / International Services” visa. Approval depends heavily on the consistency between your education, work experience, and job duties.
We provide comprehensive support to ensure your application is structured properly and meets immigration requirements.
Main Visa Types
- Engineer / Specialist in Humanities / International Services
- Intra-company Transferee
- Specified Skilled Worker
- Highly Skilled Professional
Key Requirements
Job Description Alignment
Your job duties must match the visa category. Immigration focuses on actual responsibilities, not just job titles.
Educational / Professional Background
Your academic background or work experience must be relevant to your job.
Employment Conditions
Salary and working conditions must be equal to or higher than Japanese standards.
Company Credibility
The employer’s business stability and necessity of hiring a foreign worker are also reviewed.
Common Concerns
- Which visa category applies to my job?
- Can I apply with a non-related degree?
- Do I need to change my visa after switching jobs?
- Can my company sponsor my visa?
Common Risks
- Weak explanation of job duties
- Lack of relevance between degree and job
- Inconsistent documents
- Poorly prepared supporting documents
Our Services
- Visa category assessment
- Document preparation guidance
- Application drafting
- Employer documentation review
- Explanation letter preparation
Contact
If you are unsure about your eligibility, feel free to contact us.
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