I want to apply for a work visa in Japan. I come from Zhejiang. Do I have to go to the Shanghai embassy in person? Still looking for an agent in Zhejiang?

1. Most Japanese who come to China for recruitment are labor export, also called training, and their monthly income is only about 654.38+10,000 yen.

2. Those who are officially employed in Japan have a monthly salary of at least 220,000, and almost no Japanese come to China to recruit. Most of them are Japanese students who graduated from college or above, and there are very few who can do it. The required information includes: employment notice and employment reason book. The reason for employment must clearly explain why you are hired instead of a Japanese with the same education. The Japanese side also needs to provide license rattan, tax payment certificate, etc. For the most accurate details, they went to the immigration office to ask the labor department. You have to show your academic resume, undergraduate diploma, academic certificate and report card.

If all these are available, then find an agent visa, which is more convenient.