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Specified Skilled Worker


Japan’s Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) Visa, introduced in April 2019, is part of Japan's effort to address labor shortages in key industries while providing foreign workers the opportunity to work in Japan. Unlike many other work visas, the SSW visa is designed for foreign nationals with practical skills but without an academic or technical degree, making it an excellent option for those looking for direct employment in Japan's industries.
If you’re thinking about applying for this visa, it’s essential to understand the eligibility requirements, conditions, and the numerous benefits it offers.



What is the Specified Skilled Worker Visa?

The Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) Visa allows foreign workers to enter Japan and work in designated industries that are experiencing labor shortages. There are two categories under the SSW visa:

Currently, there are 14 industries open to SSW visa holders, including agriculture, construction, hospitality, food service, manufacturing, shipbuilding, and care work.

Eligibility Requirements for the SSW Visa

1.Age and Educational Background

2.Skills Assessment Test 3.Japanese Language Proficiency 4. Health Requirements


Technical Intern Training Program


Understanding Japan’s Technical Intern Training Program (TITP) Visa: Eligibility and Requirements

Japan’s Technical Intern Training Program (TITP) is a unique opportunity for foreign nationals, especially from developing countries, to gain practical skills and technical knowledge in Japan. Designed to foster international cooperation and skills transfer, this program allows trainees to work in Japanese industries for a defined period, helping them build expertise that can be applied back in their home countries.
If you're considering applying for the TITP, it's essential to understand the visa’s requirements and conditions to ensure eligibility.

What is the TITP Visa?

The Technical Intern Training Program was initiated by the Japanese government to contribute to the development of global economies. Through the program, foreign workers can gain hands-on experience in industries such as manufacturing, agriculture, construction, and more. The goal is for participants to acquire advanced skills in Japan that they can use in their own countries to boost industrial development.

Eligibility Criteria for the TITP Visa

To be eligible for a TITP visa, candidates must meet several key requirements:

1. Age and Educational Background
2. Japanese Language Skills
3. Work Experience
4. Physical and Mental Health
Conditions of the TITP Visa

Once accepted into the program, participants must abide by certain conditions:

1. Duration of Stay
2. Employment Restrictions
Training and Work
Salary and Benefits


International Services


A Guide to Japan’s International Service Visa: Requirements and Benefits

Japan's International Service Visa is a work visa aimed at foreign professionals in various international service fields. It is designed to attract individuals with specialized skills, knowledge, and expertise that align with Japan's growing demand for global talent in fields like translation, interpreting, public relations, overseas business, and more. This visa provides a pathway for professionals looking to contribute to Japan’s global business landscape while experiencing the country’s unique culture.
In this blog, we’ll explore the requirements and benefits of the International Service Visa and how it can open doors for international professionals.

Eligibility Requirements for the International Service Visa

1. Job Offer in a Relevant Field
2. Relevant Work Experience or Education

Some exceptions are made for individuals applying for roles in the fashion industry (e.g., models), where educational qualifications are less important, and work experience or professional reputation may suffice.

3. Japanese Language Proficiency
4. Proof of Employment and Income
5. Health and Background Check