Can I go to work in Japan after refusing to study in Japan?

What are the visa requirements for Japanese citizens?

Work study visa 1. Technical service visa?

Technical service visas refer to the entry visas of a number of relevant personnel as stipulated in Item 7 and Item 12 of Paragraph 1 of Article 4 of the Immigration Control Law, and the numbers are 4- 1-7, 4- 1- 12. According to the laws of countries of entry and exit, China citizens refer to professors, artists, foreign priests, journalists, investors and managers who come to Japan to run enterprises and do business with foreigners, lawyers and accountants, foreign medical personnel with business licenses, researchers engaged in research in Japanese institutions, foreigners engaged in foreign language teaching in Japanese primary and secondary schools, engineers engaged in technological innovation in Japan, experts engaged in international services in Japan, and managers of foreign enterprises in Japan. ?

After being invited by Japan, you can work in Japan for a certain period of time. What is the application procedure for this visa?

(1) First, the employer shall apply to the local immigration bureau and submit relevant supporting materials. There are mainly invitations, employment contracts, employment years, certificates of treatment and employment conditions, letters of guarantee issued by the main person in charge of the employing unit, and certification materials that can fully prove the financial expenditure, tax payment ability, establishment and development of the employing unit. In addition, the employee's resume and family relations at home and abroad need to be submitted. ?

(2) After being approved by the Immigration Bureau of the Ministry of Justice and other relevant departments, the Certificate of Residence Qualification in China with the number of 4- 1-7 or 4-1-0/2 will be issued. ?

(3) The applicant applies for an entry visa to the China Embassy or Consulate in Japan with the residence qualification certificate provided by the Japanese employer. Among them, the entry visas for professors, artists, foreign priests, journalists, investors and managers, lawyers and accountants can be valid for half a year, one year or three years, and the other eight categories of personnel can get valid visas for three months, six months or one year. Foreigners applying for employment or work visas must have college education or above and certain work experience. Spouses and minor children of the above-mentioned immigrants can also apply for entry permits together. If approved, you can obtain a residence qualification certificate with the number of 4- 1- 15. ?

2. Ordinary work visa?

According to Japanese law, skilled workers refer to foreigners who seek to provide special industrial technology or technical services to Japanese enterprises or organizations. These behaviors are limited to foreign chefs, architects, engineers, technicians who manufacture or maintain foreign products, gem carving, fur crafts, animal training, oil exploration, etc. ?

According to item 13, paragraph 1, Article 4 of the Entry-Exit Administration Law, China citizens can accept the employment of Japanese restaurants as chefs to engage in cooking business in Japan. The visa number is 4-L- 13, which is an ordinary work visa. Hotels run by Japanese and overseas Chinese can hire chefs from China. Generally speaking, a hotel can hire 1 to 3 foreign chefs. The procedure for applying for an ordinary work visa is basically similar to that for applying for a technical service visa. The employer shall issue relevant certification materials and apply to the local immigration bureau. ?

Work visas are generally valid for one year. After entering the country, before the expiration of the validity period, you can go through the extension formalities at the local immigration office. Generally, it can be postponed twice, and you need to leave the country according to regulations after three years of work. If the original employer is willing to continue to employ or find a new employer, he can re-apply for entry, or apply for a new residence qualification certificate from the Japan Immigration Bureau before leaving the country, and then apply for an entry visa from embassies and consulates in China, Japan after returning home.

For such immigrants, Japanese law only limits the residence period after entry to no more than three years, and does not limit the number of times of entry. As long as someone is employed and meets the entry requirements, they can go through the entry formalities every three years. ?

3. trainee visa?

In order to alleviate the severity of labor shortage in Japanese enterprises, the Japanese government reached an agreement with the governments and non-governmental organizations of relevant countries to accept some foreign workers in an organized and planned way and assign them to relevant enterprises to study and work. This will not only help foreign companies to cultivate talents, but also supplement the shortage of Japanese labor force and achieve the goal of mutual benefit. Japan's Entry-Exit Administration and Refugee Recognition Law stipulates that Japanese overseas trainees refer to those who study in Japanese public or private institutions and acquire technology, skills or knowledge, and their residence period is 1 year, 6 months or 3 months. Students should have a fixed time to learn languages or other professional knowledge every week, usually 14 class hours, and the rest time is practical training, but the practical training time should not exceed 23 of the total training time. Students only receive appropriate allowances from the institutions they attend, and they are not paid. In the past few years, the allowance for trainees is far lower than the minimum wage standard for Japanese in the same industry and position. Recently, the Japanese government promised that China trainees in Japan can get an allowance calculated and paid according to the minimum wage standard of Japanese in the same industry and position. According to Japanese law, trainees have no overtime pay, subsidies and bonuses. ?

Japan's latest entry management law also stipulates that overseas trainees must be between the ages of 20 and 40; The knowledge, technology or skills learned by the trainees should be something that the trainees can't learn or are difficult to learn in their own countries; After the expiration of the training period, returnees should engage in professional work related to the training field in Japan. ?

Enterprises that send trainees to Japan must meet the following conditions:

(1) is a foreign or local public organization or an institution equivalent to such an organization, such as the central bank and international institutions. ; ?

(2) Enterprises that accept overseas investment from Japanese enterprises; ?

(3) Foreign enterprises that have trade relations with enterprises that intend to send and accept trainees for more than one year, or foreign enterprises whose bilateral trade volume exceeded 6,543.8 billion yen in the past year. ?

For Japanese enterprises whose Japanese shares reach or exceed 20% in a foreign-funded joint venture, the ratio of the number of foreign trainees to the number of existing employees of the enterprise is 1 20, that is, the total number of foreign trainees recruited by the enterprise does not exceed120 of the total number of employees of the enterprise. ?

Those who stay in Japan for business activities within 90 days due to official visas, those who engage in twin cities exchange activities within 15 days, and those who participate in religious activities, sports meetings and college entrance examinations within 90 days can apply for such visas. Managers of foreign companies can get a visit visa of 15 to 90 days when they need to negotiate or sign a business contract in Japan. China people who want to go to Japan for short-term business activities should apply for a visa called "P-mode". This "P mode" is a visa procedure for short stay within 90 days, which is suitable for business, conference, sports, cultural and academic exchanges (including research). As long as the contents of the application materials are correct, the Japanese Embassy in Beijing or Consulate General in Shanghai can issue visas on the seventh working day after the application is accepted, and the consulates general in Shenyang, Dalian and Guangzhou can issue visas on the 10 day after receiving the application. ?

The procedure of applying for a visa according to the above method is that the Japanese side provides the invitation letter, the applicant list, the residence schedule and other necessary materials and sends them to the applicants in China. The applicant will submit his passport, visa application form, photos (in duplicate) and materials sent by Japan directly to the embassy or consulate to apply for a visa. Visa applications cannot be handled by Japanese inviters. ?

To apply for a visa, the following materials and certificates shall be provided:

(1) 2 visa application forms (with photos); ?

(2) Two notes or official letters explaining the purpose of the visit and the duration of stay; ?

(3) passport; ?

(4) The original and two copies of the entry reasons; ?

(5) Two originals and two copies of the principal guarantee; ?

(6) Two originals and two copies of the schedule; ?

(7) Two originals and two photocopies, including name, gender, year of birth, month, day, passport number and date of issue. ?

The above three documents are valid. ?

When applying for a business trip to Japan, you must submit a copy of the honor of legal person registration of the Japanese recruiting unit. If the Japanese company is a listed company, it does not need to be submitted. If you stay in Japan for more than 90 days, or engage in paid activities in Japan and receive training during your stay, you cannot apply in this way. ?

Relatives immigrant visa?

Japan is not an immigrant importing country, but an immigrant exporting country. Therefore, the entry and residence of foreigners has been strictly controlled. At present, there are more than 800,000 foreign nationals living in Japan for a long time, including about139,000 from China, 50% of whom are from Taiwan Province Province, and most of them are expatriates and their descendants who lived in Japan before the Second World War. According to Japan's Regulations on Entry and Exit Administration and Regulations on the Administration of Foreigners, immigrants are allowed to settle in Japan under the following circumstances:

(1) Spouses and parents of Japanese citizens; ?

(2) Children of Japanese citizens (generally under 2 1 year); ?

(3) Orphans under the age of 14 adopted by Japanese citizens abroad; ?

(4) Grandparents of Japanese citizens living abroad without support. All foreign citizens who meet the above conditions can apply to settle in Japan. Among them, foreign spouses of Japanese citizens can apply for Japanese nationality after emigrating to Japan, but they must have a high school education or above. Relatives of other Japanese citizens can only obtain permanent residency in Japan after they have settled in Japan. ?

Apply to the Japanese Immigration Bureau. To apply for residence in Japan, relatives and friends in Japan must hold relevant certificates, including:

(1) Japanese citizen's ID card, address, birth certificate, work certificate, income certificate or property status certificate?

(2) Proof of the relationship between Japanese citizens applying for entry and settlers ...?

(3) 5 birth certificates, education certificates, health certificates, certificates of no criminal acts and photos of the applicants for entry and settlement. ?

Japan's Immigration Bureau will investigate and verify the applicants and guarantors from all sides of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, and send a notice to the guarantors and Japanese embassies abroad after finding that they meet the conditions for entry and settlement in Japan. Settlers who apply for entry can apply for a visa to settle in Japan after receiving the notice. ?

Parents, spouses or minor children of overseas Chinese living in Japan shall provide the following documents when applying for visas to Japan:

(1) Certificate of residence qualification of overseas Chinese in Japan; ?

(2) Proof of kinship between the overseas Chinese and the applicant; ?

(3) proof of economic affordability of overseas Chinese, such as tax payment certificate; ?

(4) A life guarantee notarized by a notary of Japan's local judicial bureau. ?

After the above documents are complete, the applicant will send them directly to embassies and consulates in China. After examination and approval, the visa with the word "off" or "short" will be issued first, that is, the number is 4- 1-4. After arriving in Japan, I obtained the long-term residence qualification by applying for extension. After many extensions, if the Immigration Bureau believes that the immigrants have not violated the residence regulations during their stay, they can obtain a valid residence period of three years and can stay permanently. ?

People with Japanese ancestry or blood relationship with Japanese, such as Japanese-born China, Sino-Japanese mixed-race children, their spouses, parents or Japanese China's spouse. If you can mention these types of people.

You can get a special visa by providing proof of Japanese relatives' sponsorship, proof of employment, or a transcript of household registration that proves that you were born in Japan. Generally, the words "special" and "JIU" will be marked on the visa, and the allowed residence period is usually three years. After the expiration, you can apply for an extension until you obtain permanent residence. ?

Transit visa?

Those who stay in Japan for no more than 72 hours, do not leave the airport, have a visa to go to that country, and hold a reserved joint ticket are exempt from transit. Otherwise, you still have to apply for a transit visa. It takes four days to apply for a transit visa. ?

Procedures for applying for a transit visa: a joint air ticket (copy) must be provided.

Fill in two visa application forms, hand in two photos, and issue a 3-4-day transit visa according to the requirements of Japanese notes verbales or official letters. If you go to the Republic of Korea through Japan, you must provide an invitation letter from the Republic of Korea. Japan will only apply for a transit visa once, not a transit visa to Saipan. ?

Foreigners living in Japan (1)?

1. foreigner registration certificate?

The Japanese government implements a strict registration system for foreigners entering the country. Foreigners who intend to stay in Japan for more than 90 days after entering the country must go through the formalities of registration of foreigners at the local city, district and village offices within 60 days after entering the country. ?

Foreigners need to show their passports, deliver two recent photos and fill out an application form for registration of foreigners. After meeting the examination procedures, the foreigner registration certificate will be issued, which mainly includes: name, nationality, date of birth, occupation, passport number, date of issuance of passport, allowed landing time, residence qualification, duration of residence, residence address after entry, residence address of the country of original nationality, and name and relationship of Japanese head of household. Entry and residence, at least 16 years old, residence period of more than one year, you need to print your fingerprint on the registration certificate. You must reapply every five years. ?

Alien registration certificate is a kind of identity certificate issued by the Japanese government to foreigners who live in Japan for a long time. Therefore, foreigners are required to carry them with them, and when they are inspected by immigration inspectors, immigration guards and police, they must show such certificates for inspection. ?

If a foreigner's registration certificate is lost, stolen or damaged carelessly, he must apply to the issuing authority for a replacement or renewal within 14 days from the date of discovery. During the Japanese period, if the address, occupation, residence qualification change, or marriage, divorce, adoption and other things happen, you should go through the registration formalities at the issuing authority within 14 days. Anyone who violates the above-mentioned relevant regulations, if he fails to bring the certificate with him or fails to apply for a replacement in time, will be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of less than 1 year or a fine of 200,000 yen. ?

2. Apply for change of residence qualification?

When foreigners enter Japan, they can also change their original residence qualifications to other residence qualifications if there are justified reasons. For example, students of Japanese language schools who hold the residence qualification of "studying" can apply for changing their residence qualification to "studying abroad" after being admitted to universities or specialized schools; After graduation, those who hold the residence qualification of "studying abroad" can work in Japanese enterprises or change to other corresponding residence qualifications after examination and approval. According to the current regulations of the Japanese government, in principle, all kinds of residence qualifications can be exchanged, but in terms of specific mastery, it is generally extremely difficult for people with "short-term residence" qualifications to be approved to change to other residence qualifications. ?

Foreigners who have lived in Japan and married Japanese can apply to change their original residence qualification to "Japanese spouse" residence qualification. However, in recent years, due to the increasing number of foreigners who use fake marriages to achieve the purpose of long-term residence in Japan, the Japanese exit-entry administration has often been more strict in this review. The focus of the review is the credibility of the marriage, such as whether the marriage is true, whether the marriage can last, whether it has lived together (there are reasonable reasons to separate) and so on. Once considered as a fake marriage, foreigners will be deported. At the same time, even if the residence qualification of "Japanese spouse" is obtained, the immigration authorities often only give the foreigner a six-month residence period at the first time to observe whether the marriage is stable. If the marital status continues, the residence period can be extended at that time, and generally it will be changed to the residence qualification of "permanent resident" after three years. ?

Changing residence qualification, not all immigrants can change their original residence qualification according to their own wishes; According to Japanese immigration law, only the following categories of residents can apply for change of residence qualification. ?

①4- 1-5 residence qualification, that is, business personnel. ?

② Residence qualifications of 4-1-6 and 4- 1-6-2, that is, international students and technical graduate students. ?

③4- 1-7 residence qualification, that is, professor, lecturer, expert, etc. ?

④4- 1-8 Residence qualification, that is, scientific and technological, cultural and artistic exchanges and performers. ?

⑤4- 1- 10 Residence qualification, that is, religious activists. ?

⑥ 4-1-1Residence qualification, that is, journalist. ?

⑦4-L- 12 Residence qualification, that is, special technical personnel. ?

8 4- 1- 13 Residence qualification, that is, skilled workers. ?

Pet-name ruby 4-L-15 Residence qualification, family members of the above-mentioned immigrants. ?

Procedures for changing residence qualification:

(1) Fill in the application for change of residence qualification, provided by the Immigration Bureau, in duplicate. ?

(2) the reason for application, that is, the reason for requesting the change of residence qualification. ?

(3) the necessary proof of applying for a new residence qualification activity. ?

If the application is approved, the Immigration Bureau will stamp the "Change Permit" on the passport of the applicant, indicating the new residence qualification and residence period. ?

Foreigners living in Japan (2)?

3. Japan cancels residence restrictions for foreign business people?

In the past, the Japanese Ministry of Justice stipulated that "the stay period of foreign business people in Japan was limited to five years". In other words, foreign businessmen can only live for five years. 1998 65438+1October 22nd, the Ministry of Justice cancelled this regulation. From then on, foreign business people can be exempted from the five-year residence restriction and can go back to work in Japan for one year without having to stay in Japan for five years. The Ministry of Justice claimed that it amended the law at the urgent request of foreign businessmen. Now foreign businessmen can continue to work in Japan. ?

4. extend the residence period?

In principle, foreigners staying in Japan must abide by the residence period determined by the entry inspection. After this time, they can't stay in Japan any longer. Those who need to continue their residence in Japan may apply to the Immigration Bureau or its office for an extension of the residence period before the expiration of the residence period, that is, to change the residence period. ?

Except for foreigners with permanent residency and "diplomatic" and "official" residence qualifications, other foreigners' residence qualifications all stipulate a certain residence period, which is divided into six categories: 15 days, 90 days, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year and 3 years. For example, the residence qualification for "short stay" (sightseeing, visiting relatives, participating in competitions, contacting business people, etc.). ) Only 15 days or 90 days can be granted, 1 year, 6 months or 3 months can be granted for "training" and 3 years, 1 year or 6 months can be granted for "investment and operation". ?

During your stay in Japan, if you can't leave the country within the allowed time limit, you can apply for a visa extension, which is the so-called "extension of stay". The Japanese Immigration Bureau has strict restrictions on short-term visa holders, especially China citizens, and generally does not extend them. However, if the entrant cannot leave the country on time due to special reasons, the Immigration Bureau will also agree to extend the residence period on the premise of issuing the international air tickets or other strong evidence that have been ordered. Generally speaking, it is limited to one trip. Passports are usually marked with the words "preparation period for going abroad" or "no extension", and the extension period is 15 days or 30 days. ?

To apply for extension of residence, you need to go through the following procedures:

(1) Fill in the application for change of residence permit, which is provided by the Immigration Bureau in duplicate. ?

(2) The application reason book, written by myself, has no fixed format, stating your current residence qualification and the reasons for wanting to extend the residence period. ?

(3) the necessary proof of the change of residence period. If you apply to extend your residence qualification 4- 1- 12, 4- 1- 13, you need to provide an employment letter from the employing agency, materials, technical or skill certificates, experience books, etc. that prove the recruitment conditions such as recruitment period and salary. ?

(4) A letter of guarantee issued by the guarantor, stating that the living expenses and travel expenses for returning home during the applicant's continued residence in Japan shall be borne by the applicant. ?

(5) Proof reflecting the guarantor's guarantee ability, such as the guarantor's on-the-job certificate and tax payment certificate. ?

If approved, the Immigration Bureau will stamp the applicant's passport with the "Permit for Extension of Residence Term", indicating the residence qualification and the allowed extension of residence term. ?