How to work in Japan

There are two formal ways to work in Japan: applying for a training visa and applying for a work visa. Those with a college degree or below can apply for a training visa, and those with a college degree or above (including junior college) can apply for a work visa. You can apply directly to the labor bureau yourself. The application cycle is long and the probability of application is low. You usually go to a labor service company.

1. Going to work in Japan is an overseas labor service. Overseas labor services are handled by migrant workers through Chinese intermediary companies to work in foreign countries to make money. There are many types of jobs that Japan recruits from abroad, such as aquatic products, packaging, auto repair, quality inspection, electronic machinery, etc., and no work experience is required. Men and women are not limited. As long as they are under 35 years old and have no tattoos or cigarette perms, they can also No matter you have no experience in studying in Japan, you can apply.

2. When looking for a labor service company, you should pay attention to the following issues: first, whether it is qualified (you can check it on the website of the Ministry of Commerce). Those who are qualified are not necessarily liars, and those who are not qualified are definitely liars. Second, Whether the charges are transparent and the contract must be clearly written. Third, after the failure to go abroad, will the fee be fully refunded? Is there any training? Is the training fee included in the fee or not included in the cost? The training fee will not be refunded after the failure to go abroad.