Visa Application

Application for naturalization is a procedure for foreign nationals living in Japan to acquire Japanese citizenship.

Permanent residence is a right that allows foreign nationals to continue to live in Japan for an extended period of time without changing their current nationality and without being restricted in their period of stay or residence activities (work).

Apostille is an international certification issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan or the Legal Affairs Bureau of Japan for official or private documents to be submitted to foreign countries.
For example, a certificate of eligibility, a certificate of graduation, a copy of family register, a certificate of registered matters, etc., require an apostille if they are to be used in Korea, the U.S., Europe, or other countries.
Our firm handles the entire process from obtaining the documents to applying for certification and returning them to us.

This visa (status of residence) is granted to those who are married to a Japanese national.

This visa (status of residence) is required for those who wish to work in Japan utilizing their specialized knowledge.

This visa (status of residence) is for foreign nationals who wish to manage a business in Japan.

An entertainment visa is required to engage in entertainment activities in Japan, such as revenue-generating events, concerts, and TV appearances.
In particular, it is essential to check in advance because visas may be required not only for artists but also for managers, stylists, photographers, and other staff.

The Specified Technical Visa system allows foreign nationals who have passed certain skill tests and Japanese language proficiency tests to be accepted in 14 fields where there is a serious shortage of labor.
Our firm provides consistent support for the various procedures required for acceptance, preparation of support plans, and immigration applications.

A permanent resident visa is a status of residence granted by the Minister of Justice on a case-by-case basis based on special circumstances or family circumstances in Japan, and allows a wide range of activities with no restrictions on employment. We carefully support our clients in preparing and applying for the documents necessary to obtain a permanent resident visa, such as continuing residence after divorce or inviting a Japanese-American to Japan.

The specified activity visa allows or disallows work, and the activities vary from case to case. It is characterized by a flexible system design for working holidays, preparation for employment after job offer, preparation for starting a business after graduation, support for parents with care, and so on. At our firm, we provide careful support from organizing appropriate activities according to the purpose, preparing documents, and applying to the immigration office.

Other visas include cases that do not fall under a specific status of residence and consultations with somewhat unique backgrounds.
For example, there are diverse cases such as cultural activity visa, application for extension of short-stay visa, change of status of residence after divorce, stay for the purpose of taking care of family members, medical stay, and so on.

We will determine the appropriate status of residence based on your background and objectives, and provide careful support in organizing the necessary documents, preparing a statement of reasons, and applying to the Immigration Bureau.