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For People with Japanese Roots: “Long-Term Resident (Second- and Third-Generation Japanese Descendants; Nikkei Nisei, Sansei)”
Learn about the “Long-Term Resident” status of residence for second- and third-generation Japanese descendants(Nikkei Nisei, Sansei). This guide explains eligibility requirements, family applications, work rights with no employment restrictions, and key documents needed to live and work in Japan—even if you are currently overseas.
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My Status of Residence(Visa) Application Is Taking Too Long! — Understanding Processing Trends in Japan Based on Official Immigration Data
Japanese immigration applications(COE, Visa) can take months to process. Using official Immigration Services Agency data, we explain average processing times, differences by application type, and practical tips to avoid unnecessary delays when applying for a status of residence in Japan.
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What Is the “Engineer / Specialist in Humanities / International Services” Work Visa (Gijinkoku/技人国)?
カテゴリー : Work and BusinessThe Engineer / Specialist in Humanities / International Services (Gijinkoku/技人国) visa is Japan’s most common work visa for professional office jobs. Learn about eligibility, job scope, salary requirements, and common reasons for denial in this practical guide.
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The Three Types of Status of Residence Applications in Japan: COE, Change, and Extension
Japan has three types of status of residence applications: COE, Change, and Extension. Learn the differences, required timing, and common pitfalls to ensure a smooth and lawful stay in Japan.
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What Is the Immigration Services Agency of Japan (ISA)?
Learn how Japan’s Immigration Services Agency (Nyukan: 入管) works, who examines your visa application, and what to expect during the process. This guide explains the structure of immigration offices, how applications are reviewed, and practical tips for smooth visa procedures.
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Who Can Apply for a Status of Residence in Japan?: Applicants, Authorized Representatives, and Certified Immigration Procedural Agents
A quick guide to who can apply for residence status in Japan. Learn the differences between applicants, legal agents, and certified immigration representatives, and understand the rules for each type of visa application.(“COE,” “status change,” “visa renewal/extension)”
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The Difference Between a “Visa” and a “Status of Residence”
カテゴリー : Japan Visa SystemThe Difference Between a “Visa” and a “Status of Residence”(Zairyu-Shikaku:在留資格). This guide explains their differences in a simple and practical way, especially for people coming to Japan for the first time or for employers who work with foreign nationals.
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