Why do you want to work in Japan?

What should I do if I want to work in Japan?

When you go to a country, you must learn the language of that country, otherwise, your work and even your survival will be in trouble.

You'd better think IT over, especially if you want to go to animation and IT.

Moreover, the vocabulary of IT industry is mostly English-specific nouns. Even if you learn Japanese well, there are IT terms in Japanese.

This is especially true in the animation industry. You don't watch animation, it seems very relaxed and happy. However, because the Japanese animation industry is very popular, the relative competition is more severe and the requirements will be higher.

All walks of life have specializations. If you want to go to work in Japan directly after finishing junior college in China, go to a more reliable language school in China. For example, Shanghai Jiaotong University or a language school in your area, because the development performance of each area is different.

The first step to go to Japan is to apply for a passport and visa, so I won't talk about it, because there is a special intermediary to handle these things.

If you want to work in Japan, I have some suggestions for your reference. I'm not sure it's that absolute.

1. Pass at least Grade 2 Japanese and Grade B J-TEST TOEIC test.

This is the most basic point. Just like in China, if you can't speak, listen, read and write Chinese fluently, it's hard to find a job. Don't say you can speak dialect. Japan also has a unique regional language. No different from us. And the terms of work. Japan is a country that pays great attention to etiquette. If you don't use the right words of respect in the enterprise, others will doubt your ability to work. How can you convince others that you can rest assured that you don't even pass the most basic words at work?

2. The next step is the professional basic knowledge of the industry you want to engage in. I don't know much about the IT industry, so I won't talk about it.

As for animation, as I said above, never underestimate the animation industry. Animation is also very detailed, and I really want to work in this field. I suggest that you choose animation design and production as a major or directly related thing in your college. If you don't have to go to college in your hometown, I suggest you go to Hangzhou, Guangzhou or Shanghai. The animation industry in these fields is relatively leading in China.

If you want to work in China and learn Japanese at the same time, I suggest you go to Chinese and Japanese companies or Japanese companies.

This will make you familiar with their operating habits and working methods at a very young age, and you will naturally learn Japanese quickly if you have more contact with the Japanese. If you have a strong working ability, you may be directly recommended by your boss to go to Japan through the company, which can also save a lot of unnecessary expenses and handle many complicated procedures.

Why do you want to work in Japan?

A very good female classmate in junior high school is going to work in Japan. Before leaving, she said to me, "Don't stay in the dormitory all day, go out and walk more, and don't watch those island movies all day!" "

Why do you want to work in Japan?

make money

How can I work in Japan? What are the requirements?

It's good that you want to work in Japan, but it's too tired and bitter. I suggest that if you want to work in Japan, you should learn Japanese well first, study in Japan, go to university, and be assigned to Japanese enterprises after graduation. This is not a Japanese job. Or the most effective way is to find a Japanese husband, so you can stay in Japan first. I don't need to speak Japanese at work, but I am very tired, such as cleaning and working in a factory. It's simple, but working long hours will make you very tired. If you go there all month, your salary is about 200,000 yen. You'd better learn Japanese well in China first, and then take a grade or something to see your ability. Then study abroad, and the development will be better after studying abroad. If you are willing to suffer hardships in Japan, you can work two jobs at the same time as you go to school. You don't need to send money at home, and your tuition depends on yourself. Because they are illegitimate students, universities also reduce tuition fees, work hard and even send some money home every year. If so, I have finished my studies and earned enough money, so I can go home and do something. You can work in Japan without going back to China. As for the formalities, maybe I can help you a little, that is, ask my former teacher to help you with your study abroad.

Why does it always take three years to work in Japan?

What you said is wrong. The longest time for a training visa (also called a labor visa) is three years, and it cannot be renewed after three years, but the work visa is not three years. As long as Japanese employers hire you, you can work in Japan for a long time.

1. There are two kinds of work visas in Japan:

One is a study visa, which can only work in Japan for three years and cannot be renewed. (College degree or below, you can get a study visa)

The other is a work visa, which can be renewed (college education or above (including college education) can be found on Xue Xin. Com, and you can go to work to sign)

Second, the handling process:

You usually need to find a labor service company to handle it. First, the labor service company communicates with the Japanese employer and gives you a Chinese guarantee, and then the Japanese side arranges an interview for you. After the interview, you have to apply for a residence certificate. The application and approval of residence permit will take about half a year. The residence certificate is issued by Japan * * * (Japan Immigration Bureau), and the Japanese employer is the guarantee institution for your re-employment in Japan. After the residence certificate comes down, apply for a visa at the Japanese Embassy in China. Finally,

Three, the method of verifying whether the labor service company is formal is as follows:

At present, there are too many black intermediaries and fake intermediaries, which has disrupted the labor market abroad.

, from the following points can measure the legitimacy of the labor service company and the standardization of the contract.

First, are you qualified (you can find it on the website of the Ministry of Commerce)? Qualified people are not necessarily liars, but unqualified people must be liars.

Second, whether the fees are transparent or not, the contract should be clearly written.

Third, whether the expenses are fully refunded after going abroad, whether there is training, whether the training fee is included in the expenses, and the training fee is not refunded after going abroad.

Fourth, whether the charge is one-time or multiple times. Is it clear in the contract? What does this fee include?

Fifth, is the contract the same as the salesman said? Don't talk the talk if you can't walk the walk. You should do it. Some people don't allow you to take photos or hire a lawyer with a contract. Formal contracts are not afraid of verification.

Sixth, if you have a college degree or above, you can get a work visa. If you can get a work visa and let you go to work, it is unconscionable, because you can work in Japan for three years, and you can't violate it.

What do you think of working in Japan?

Some students around me choose to work in Japan to make money because the salary of working abroad is higher than that in China. However, Japan is a typical capitalist society, which requires high working attitude and efficiency of workers. The work that one person can usually undertake will never be shared by two people. Moreover, during working hours, they seldom consider or take care of the feelings of workers, and always maintain a certain degree of tension and pressure. Therefore, many people who work in Japan will complain that Japan is an inhuman country and the working process is very hard.

Why do you want to study when you go to work in Japan?

Emphasis is on law, common spoken language and convenient communication. Avoid saying that you know nothing. There are also humanistic habits.

Can ordinary people in China go to work in Japan? What are the requirements?

can

I want to work in Japan. What about my Japanese work visa?

I. Types of work visas in Japan

Japan's work visa is actually just a general term, and there are many kinds. At least the following types of work visas are approved by the Japanese Ministry of Justice:

1. Professor (University Professor)

2. Roots (painter, composer, etc. )

3. Religion (pastor, etc. )

4. reporting (reporters, photographers, etc. )

5. Investment? (business operators, etc. )

6. Law? Accounting business (lawyer, accountant, etc.). )

7. Medical care (doctors, nurses, etc.). )

8. Research (enterprise? Researchers at research institutions)

9. Education (primary and secondary school teachers, etc. )

10. technology (engineers, etc. )

1 1. Humanistic knowledge? International business (translation, staff, etc. )

12. Internal attendance (employees from headquarters or Japan branch)

13. Xing Xing (actor, singer, athlete, etc. )

14. Skills (chef, sports coach, precious metal processing technician, etc. )

15. Skills acquisition (trainees, etc. )

2. Steps to apply for a work visa in Japan

If you want to work in Japan, you must first make clear your purpose and work characteristics. The specific steps are as follows:

1. You must first decide what kind of visa to apply for, which is the first step to success.

2. Then according to the requirements of the visa you want to apply for, judge whether you have the conditions to apply for that visa.

According to the requirements of the visa you want to apply for, it is essential to prepare the required information.

4. yourself or through your employer or lawyer? The administrative clerk submitted the information to the Immigration Bureau and waited for the result.

3. How to apply for humanistic knowledge? International business visa

Humanistic knowledge? International business visa is the most widely used and common work visa. China students who want to work in Japan after graduation usually apply for this visa. Here, we use humanistic knowledge? Take the international business visa as an example, and make some detailed explanations:

1. Apply for humanities knowledge? Self-analysis before international business visa.

Apply for humanities knowledge? Before getting an international business visa, you must first judge whether you have it.

Conditions for applying for this visa. There are two basic conditions for applying for this visa: one is the employer's conditions, and the other is the applicant's own conditions.

Employer's conditions:

1) First of all, you must be hired by a company. In other words, you must have an office.

2) Employers must be able to afford you. In other words, that unit will pay you.

3) The employer has no tax or other illegal acts. In other words, that unit is a serious unit.

4) The unit that employs you has nothing to do with customs, industries or anti-social forces.

Conditions of the applicant:

1) education

The minimum education must be a Japanese "junior college" graduate with a "junior college" certificate; Or graduated from China College or above, with a college diploma issued by the Ministry of Education of China.

2) Professional conditions

The applicant's major must be related to your work after taking office. For example, a specialized school studies trade, but the work unit is a restaurant or convenience store where you work, which is irrelevant and impossible. However, if the restaurant is operated by a company, it is not completely impossible to purchase goods from China, as long as the reasons are clear. In addition, even if the company that hired you doesn't have any business related to your major at present, as long as it is clear, the business being planned or to be carried out in the future is ok.

3) the uniqueness of "you must"

If ordinary Japanese can do the job you want to do in the future, the reason for hiring you is very weak. Japan employs foreigners because that foreigner has knowledge or skills that ordinary Japanese don't have, but are necessary for Japan. Otherwise, they will hire the Japanese first. For example, waiters in general restaurants and salespeople in general convenience stores are all jobs that Japanese junior high school graduates can do. There is no need to hire foreigners. Therefore, even if the store is mainly yours, he will not approve it.