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Latest Notes on the Technical/Humanities/International Services Visa｜After April 15, 2026, Category 3 and 4 will require additional documents The status of residence "Technical/Humanities/International Services" is a typical work visa for technical workers, interpreters and translators, designers, language teachers, marketing...

Employers who are preparing to enter the food service industry in Japan or who are considering hiring foreigners in the food service sector should be sure to review the announcement made by the Immigration and Immigration Management Agency on March 27, 2026. This announcement is not just a strengthening of the screening process. The specifics in the food service sector...

Table of Contents 1. can I renew my visa after changing jobs? 2. 2) If the new company is a small or medium-sized company or a newly established company 3) What documents are required for visa renewal? 4) Cases requiring special attention 5) Advice from an expert 4. cases that require special attention 5. advice from an expert 6. is it OK if I change jobs to a position different from the one I held before? 7. please contact us for a consultation 1. even after changing jobs...

First Steps to a Stable Life in Japan Mr. A, a 29-year-old Korean, was living in Japan on a working holiday visa. With her experience in the webtoon industry, she was working as a freelancer for a major Japanese webtoon production company, but her future residence and career...

How to Obtain a Specified Technical Visa (Specified Technical Skills No. 1 and No. 2) The Specified Technical Visa is a new visa status that was established in 2019 against the backdrop of Japan's serious labor shortage. It is attracting attention as a system that allows foreign workers to work in Japan on a mid- to long-term basis, and standards such as examinations and Japanese language skills are set for each type of business....

A certified administrative scrivener provides an easy-to-understand explanation of the “Specified Activities” visa, which allows international students who have graduated from Japanese universities and vocational schools to continue their job search—covering eligibility requirements, period of stay and renewal, second-year extensions, part-time work (activities outside the scope of the visa), and procedures to follow after receiving a job offer.

What is a work visa? The official name of the status of residence generally referred to as a "work visa" is "Technical, Humanities, or International Services. This status of residence is broadly divided into three categories. 1. 1. technology: Work that requires technology or knowledge in the field of natural science falls under this category. For example, system engineers, programmers...

As of October 2026 · Administrative Scrivener Yukiko Horiuchi Hello. I am Yukiko Horiuchi, an administrative scrivener at the Horiuchi Administrative Scrivener Office. For company representatives looking to hire foreign nationals, individuals who have secured employment in Japan, and those considering switching from a student visa to a work visa, “Which visa should I apply for, and what...