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Japan Working Visa
- Thread starter Issa Lokii
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FF sa thread na to. Maganda mag work sa Japan, pero madami nagsasabi na mahirap din daw ang buhay sa Japan.
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salamat po sa tipI think madami requirements eh like visa, degree, at tsaka may saving eh yun lang Alam ko usually the fastest talaga is mangasawa ng japanese
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Kamusta ang work life ng japan? kakainin ka ba ng work talga dun?
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Not sure kung may nakafollow pa po dito sa thread na to pero yung brother and mother ko nasa Japan.
Tama yung isang reply na fastest is mangasawa ng Japanese.
Other option is to apply as a student studying Japanese language (though mahal ang tuition) and maghanap ng sponsor na company or amo who will apply for a working visa for you, since classes are half-day lang naman.
I know people din na nagtourist visa for 2 weeks para makapag apply sa mga companies then bumalik sa pilipinas while waiting for their call tapos yung company na inapplyan nila. Easiest pala na applyan is hotels since Filipinos are known to be very neat when cleaning, di gaya ng ibang lahi (like Viets or Chinese, no offense) na "half-done" daw ang gawa.
If you know someone na may "Humanitarian Visa", sila usually yung may most effective power to invite you to visit Japan. And usually if nainvite ka ng "Humanitarian Visa" holder, embassy usually give 1-6 months of tourist visa.
Sana po nakatulong kahit konti.
Peace out!
Tama yung isang reply na fastest is mangasawa ng Japanese.
Other option is to apply as a student studying Japanese language (though mahal ang tuition) and maghanap ng sponsor na company or amo who will apply for a working visa for you, since classes are half-day lang naman.
I know people din na nagtourist visa for 2 weeks para makapag apply sa mga companies then bumalik sa pilipinas while waiting for their call tapos yung company na inapplyan nila. Easiest pala na applyan is hotels since Filipinos are known to be very neat when cleaning, di gaya ng ibang lahi (like Viets or Chinese, no offense) na "half-done" daw ang gawa.
If you know someone na may "Humanitarian Visa", sila usually yung may most effective power to invite you to visit Japan. And usually if nainvite ka ng "Humanitarian Visa" holder, embassy usually give 1-6 months of tourist visa.
Sana po nakatulong kahit konti.
Peace out!