What do I need to prepare for changing my Japanese study visa to an employment visa?

Japanese study visa, transfer visa or Japanese employment visa need to meet the following conditions and materials:

Employer:

Is in Japan, there is a formal industrial and commercial registration, "the company".

A company that can provide the Japanese Immigration Bureau with a "registration book vine" as proof.

Employment contract:

Did the employer sign a formal contract with you? employment contract

Describe clearly: type of work, salary, employment time.

3. Education:

? A college diploma is required.

Or, have a college degree and at the same time have more than 5 years working experience in the same industry and type of work.

4.？ Application for qualification change:

Fill in the application for qualification change received from Japan Immigration Bureau.

5.？ Reasons for applying for qualification change

You wrote it yourself in Japanese? Reasons for applying for qualification change

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So? As an employer, it is unlikely to get an employment visa in Japan.

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A. Unpopular choice:

In Japan, foreigners who didn't have a formal employer in the past and thought it was too expensive to go to school often chose to stay illegally.

That is, in Japan, there is no visa. Take a part-time job, earn money for a few years, turn yourself in to the Japanese Immigration Bureau, and then be forced to return to China.

Now that China's economy is developing very well, it is really unnecessary for China people to stay in Japan.

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B. Options that can be tried:

You can consider applying for a Japanese family residence visa.

Then, apply for "extra-qualification activities" in Japan. Then you can work part-time in Japan.

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However, the important information you need is proof of the relationship between you and your relatives.

Usually, it is the relationship between children and husband and wife who get the "family stay visa". As for other kinship, it is not clear whether it is possible. You can try. ? Or ask your relatives in Japan to ask at the consultation window of the Japanese Immigration Bureau.