If you want to work in Japan, what should I do with a Japanese work visa? Has anyone done it? How to deal with it?

Application: The employer applies to the Japanese Ministry of Justice for approval of the labor visa. With the approval of the Ministry of Justice, the statutory "stay qualification certificate" will be approved within 2 months, and the employer and the Japanese embassy or consulate in the labor exporting country will be notified.

Visa issuance: The Japanese Embassy in the labor exporting country will issue entry visas to laborers within 3 days after receiving the notice from the Ministry of Justice. Visa validity: 3 months, which can be extended.

To apply for a visa to embassies and consulates in China with the Certificate of Residence Qualification, the following documents shall be prepared:

(1) passport;

(2) The original Certificate of Occupancy Qualification;

(3) Application form for entry visa to Japan (issued by Japanese embassy or consulate, with a photo of 1 applicant posted in the upper right corner);

(4) 1 entry reasons, written by myself;

(5) Resume 1 copy (after middle school), and have their own papers to write;

(6) 1 affidavit, provided by the Japanese embassy or consulate and signed by the applicant;

(7) Entry Permit 1 copy (not required for those studying in Japan and industrial development);

(8) Residence Qualification Certificate 1 copy;

(9) Student survey ticket (provided by embassies and consulates in China, not for scholars);

(10) Trainers going to Japan shall provide training plans and contracts or agreements signed with Japan;

(1 1) Workers who have a skill in going to Japan need to provide professional notarial certificates and contracts or agreements with Japan.

Visa types and application channels (1)

Visa type

The visas granted by Japanese embassies and consulates abroad are divided into six categories: diplomatic, official, transit, sightseeing, business and specific visas.

There are two types of visas in Japan: long-term visas and short-term visas: short-term visas are applicable to those with a residence period of less than 1 year, and long-term visas are applicable to those with a residence period of more than 1 year (up to 3 years). Long-term visas mainly include: study visa, academic exchange visa, education visa, ordinary work visa and senior labor visa. There are also several special visas, such as Japanese orphans, Japanese China spouses, official diplomacy, news and trade visas.

According to Japan's entry and exit administration law. If foreigners have certain professional expertise, Japan allows them to stay in Japan for a certain period of time and engage in certain jobs. Usually you can get several kinds of visas for long-term residence in Japan: technical visa, work visa, dependent visa, special visa and so on.

1. Technical visa

Include 4- 1-7 and 4- 1- 12. Experts, professors, lecturers, doctors, translators and technicians among foreigners can obtain this visa if they are employed by relevant Japanese enterprises or scientific research institutions and schools. Generally, you are allowed to stay for one year after entering the country, and then apply for an extension to three years with proof of employment. Spouses and minor children of these immigrants can also enter and stay at the same time.

2. Work visa

The code of the visa is 4- 1- 13, which is the entry visa for all kinds of skilled workers. For example, China chefs who are employed by Japanese or overseas Chinese to open restaurants can enter the country in this capacity. This entry visa is valid for one year. After the expiration of one year, workers with special skills can apply for two extensions and stay for three years. After living for three years, they must leave the country. Then, they can re-apply for entry abroad and stay for another three years. As long as you have an employer, you can re-enter every three years 1 time, regardless of the number of entries.

3. Dependent visa

Usually refers to the parents, spouses or minor children of overseas Chinese in Japan, who can apply for such visas. Generally speaking, after the visa expires, you can ask for an extension of residence, and you can get a residence visa valid for three years in the future, and all of them can live for a long time. This kind of visa is essentially an immigrant visa.

4. Special visa

This kind of visa is mainly issued to people of Japanese descent or blood relationship with Japan. It is valid for three years and can be extended to obtain permanent residency. According to relevant Japanese laws and regulations. If you live in Japan for more than 10 years, you can obtain permanent residency. For example, people of Japanese descent and foreign spouses of Japanese citizens who have made great contributions to Japan are actually immigrant visas.

The validity period of Japanese visas, except diplomatic and official passports, transit and sightseeing visas are in principle 4 months; Other visas are for six months. In principle, the number of valid entry is limited to one time, and a new visa must be issued when re-entering. Exceptionally, if the confirmation is necessary, two or more valid visas will also be granted.