moving to Japan the first step
you will need a residency, they vary from work residency to student to family defendants …
Japan offers various types of visas based on the purpose of your stay. Here are some of the main categories:
Work Visas:
Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services: For professionals in technical, humanities, or international fields. the most common one
Intra-company Transferee: For employees transferred from a foreign company to a Japanese branch. //well if your current job transfer you're lucky you I guess …
Skilled Labor: For skilled workers in specific trades. as in researchers and big shots… not for me hahaha…. sight
Student Visa: For individuals enrolled in educational institutions in Japan.// yaaaah don’t have the money …
Cultural Activities Visa: For those participating in cultural or artistic activities.// i mean …. how rare is this …
Temporary Visitor Visa: For short-term visits, such as tourism or business meetings (usually up to 90 days).// i think they’re making it a bit harder now …. you will need to apply even if you’re from a country visa-exempt .. great … thanks guys … you had to ruin it for the rest of .. i am talking to you jony somaly …
Family Visa:
Spouse or Child of Japanese National: For spouses and children of Japanese citizens.
Dependent Visa: For dependents of foreign residents.
Investor/Business Manager Visa: For those starting or managing a business in Japan.// .. I feel offended..
Highly Skilled Professional Visa: For highly skilled workers, allowing for preferential treatment in residency requirements. //so another one for big shots ..
Permanent Resident Visa: For those who have lived in Japan for a certain period and meet specific criteria.// haha got you .. you gotta wait 10 years .. you may die first…. why japan?? T.T
Refugee Visa: For individuals seeking asylum in Japan.// sight .. I don’t think japan is that welcoming to refugees.. they made this one so hard .. you cant even work…
Working Holiday Visa: Available for citizens of certain countries, allowing them to work and travel in Japan.//right.. privileged nationalities … i am not jealous … maybe .. a bit .. i want it too
Each visa type has specific requirements and application processes, so it's essential to check the details for the visa that fits your situation.
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To apply for residency in Japan, you'll typically need to prepare the following general paperwork:
Visa Application Form: Complete the appropriate visa application form for your residency type.
Passport: A valid passport with at least six months of validity remaining.
Photographs: Recent passport-sized photographs.
Certificate of Eligibility (CoE): This is usually required for long-term stays and must be obtained from a sponsor in Japan (like an employer or educational institution). this one is for those who is applying to a work residency.
Proof of Financial Stability: Bank statements, employment letters, or proof of scholarship to show you can support yourself.< this one generally for students >
Health Insurance: Proof of health insurance coverage in Japan. you will be automatically subscribed to one when you apply
Residence Registration: If you are already in Japan, you may need to provide your current residence registration. if you are renewing.
Criminal Record Check: Sometimes required, depending on the residency type.
Additional Documents: Depending on your specific situation (e.g., family ties, employment, or study), additional documents may be required.
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