What are the requirements for working in Japan?

Working in Japan requires the following conditions:

1. If you want to work in Japan, you can go in the name of working or studying abroad, and then you need a visa to work. The general visa period is 1-2 years. The job mentioned here is that a Japanese company signs a contract with you, and then you can work there.

Secondly, if you want to work in Japan, you can also work there through an intermediary. However, this agency fee is relatively high, basically around 40,000 yuan. The relevant visa agent will handle it for you. Leave after work, but relatively speaking, the salary is actually relatively low, even for migrant workers.

If you go to work in Japan, first of all, you must know some Japanese, especially Japanese necessary for daily communication, because if you work there, you must communicate in Japanese and you must know the basic language.

4. Besides knowing Japanese, you also need the aforementioned visa, which can be divided into technical visa and work visa. The visa is very strict. If you don't have a skill or a contract with a Japanese company, it is basically difficult to sign such a visa.

Extended information:

I. Introduction to Japanese visas:

Foreigners need to apply for a Japanese visa to visit Japan. China (except Hongkong and Taiwan Province Province) has not yet become a Japanese visa-free destination. Therefore, no matter how many days the Japanese travel to Japan, they must apply for a visa in advance. In principle, visa applicants meet all the requirements for entering Japan, and if they meet the requirements, they will be issued a visa. Visa applicants to Japan should pay attention to the differences in accepting institutions, procedures and submission materials according to the types of passports, the purpose of visiting Japan and the length of stay.

Second, the application process:

In order to improve the issuance efficiency, Japanese embassies and consulates simplified the issuance procedures, stipulating that all visas except diplomatic visas should be handled by institutions designated by embassies and consulates in Japan, and tourist visas should be handled by designated travel agencies, and individual applications are not accepted.

Therefore, when applying for a Japanese visa, the applicant must first call the agency or travel agency to obtain the specific information to be prepared and send it to the agency, without having to queue up at the embassy or consulate in person to apply.