This Presentation will show you the authentic information about Working visa in Japan as you are a Bangladeshi National. As an Asian you will also find Working visa in japan related major information in this slide.

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2019
Japanese Language School &
Consultancy firm

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“Hajimemashite.” “Nice to meet you,”

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6. National Currency : Japanese Yen (JPY)
Exchange Rate : 1 JPY = 0.0092 USD, 1 USD = 108.3505 JPY
1 JPY = 0.0082 EUR, 1 EUR = 121.7021 JPY
Type of Economy : High-income economy; OECD member; G8
member. Third largest world economy;
largest number of patents taken out in the
world; affected by numerous natural disasters
GDP(billions USD) : 5,220.57 (Source: IMF – WFOD, 2019)
Unemployment Rate : 2.9 (Source: IMF – IMF – WFOD, 2019)
(% of the Labour Force)
Employment By Sector: Agriculture (3.4), Industry (25.3), Services
(in % of Total Employment) (70.9) (Source: World Bank)
Value Added : Agriculture (1.2), Industry (29.3), Services
(in % of GDP) (69.3) (Source: World Bank)
Word’s 3rd Economic Power Country
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• High Skilled Professional Visa
• General Working Visa
• Working Holiday Visa
• New Specified Skills Work Visa
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High Skilled Professional Visa:
• Japan High Skilled Professional work visa is
designed for highly educated foreign talent.
This visa stream is working under the point
based system. Educational qualification,
experience, Japanese language skills,
annual salary, age, and other achievements
are the factors considered to award points.
Generally, visa applicants need to get more
than 70 points to be considered as a high
skilled professional worker. This visa
category brings more benefits than all other
work visas. For example, High Skilled
Professional work visa holder can sponsor
his spouse, children, parents and also can
bring some worker for household work.
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• High Skilled Professional Work visa is
granted for up to five years, and it can be
converted into the 2nd tier of the same
permit. The second tier High Skilled
Professional gives the right to live and work
in Japan forever. However, this visa requires
extraordinary qualification, experience, and
other expertise. For More information about
Japan Work Visa for High skilled
professional please visit the official website
of Japan immigration.

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Japan General Work Visa:
• It is known as Japan work visa. Duration of this
visa ranges from three to five years. Foreigners
who have certain skills and education, they can
apply for this visa.
• Professor (Examples: university professor,
assistant professor, assistant, etc.)
• Artist (Examples: composers, songwriters, artists,
sculptors, craftspeople, photographers, etc.)
• Religious activities (Examples: religious people
such as monks, bishops, missionaries, etc.)
• Journalist (Examples: newspaper journalists,
magazine journalists, editors, news cameramen,
announcers, etc.)
• Business manager (Examples: company
presidents, directors, etc.)
• Legal/Accounting services (Examples: attorneys,
judicial scriveners, public accountants, tax
accountants, etc. certified in Japan)
• Medical services (Examples: physicians, dentists,
pharmacists, nurses, etc. certified in Japan)
• Researcher (Examples: researchers, investigators,
etc. at research institutes, etc.)
• Instructor (Examples: teachers, etc. at elementary
schools, intermediate schools and high schools)
• Engineer/Specialist in humanities/International
services (Examples: scientific engineers, IT engineers,
foreign language teachers, interpreters, copywriters,
designers, etc.)
• Intra-company transferee (Examples: people
transferred to the Japanese branch (head office of the
same company, etc.)
• Entertainer (Examples: musicians, actors, singers,
dancers, sportspeople, models, etc.)
• Skilled labor (Examples: chefs specializing in the food
of a foreign country, animal trainers, pilots, sports
trainers, sommeliers, etc.)
• Specified skilled worker (Work-ready foreign nationals
who possess certain expertise and skills in certain
industrial fields.)
• Technical intern training (Examples: Technical intern)

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New Specified Skills Work
Visa:
• This is a newly designed Japan work visa. This
work permit system has been launched on 1st April
2019. This visa is being launched only to meet
critical labor shortage in Japan. This visa will be
issued for a period of up to five years. Specific
skills test and skill training courses will be started
under this category in seven countries. Foreigners
have to pass the test to get this work visa. There
are further two categories under this visa system.
1. Specified Skills No.1
• Under Specified Skills No.1 Japan work visa will
be issued for up to 5 years. But this visa holder
cannot extend his visa. Visa holder is not allowed
to bring his family to Japan. This visa will be
issued to foreigners who are low skilled, less
trained, less experienced and have less Japanese
language skills. However, this visa can be
converted into Specified Skills No.2 Japan work
Permit by fulfilling the requirements of Specified
Skills No.2 visa.
2. Specified Skills No.2
• Foreign workers with Specified Skills No. 1 visa
status will be able convert their visa into Specified
Skills No. 2 Visa status provided that they have
enough skills in Construction or Ship Building
Field. This visa can be renewed unlimited times
which gives the right to live and work in Japan
forever. This visa holder can bring their families to
Japan.
• Foreigners can apply Specified Skills visa to work
in 14 industrial sectors in Japan because these
sectors need more workforce. Here are the
fourteen industries 1. Restaurants, 2. Hotels, 3.
nursing care, 4. building cleaning, 5. agriculture, 6.
fishery, 7. food and beverage, 8. materials
processing, 9. industrial machinery, 10. electronics
and electric machinery, 11. construction, 12.
shipbuilding, 13. vehicle maintenance, 14. airport
ground handling & aircraft maintenance.

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Job Classification Avg. Min Avg. Max Average
Administration / Office Support 3,507,500円 8,054,000円 5,018,000円
Localization, Interpreting & Translation 3,507,500円 7,549,500円 5,018,000円
Customer Service & Contact Centre 3,507,500円 9,063,000円 5,521,000円
Education 3,507,500円 10,067,500円 5,521,000円
Tourism, Travel & Hospitality 3,507,500円 10,067,500円 5,521,000円
Retail & Fashion 4,010,000円 10,067,500円 6,024,000円
Community & Government 4,010,000円 10,067,500円 6,024,000円
Media, Arts & Entertainment 4,010,000円 10,067,500円 6,024,000円
New Graduate 2,502,500円 11,072,000円 6,024,000円
Logistics, Transport & Supply Chain 4,512,500円 10,067,500円 6,527,000円
Sales 4,512,500円 11,072,000円 7,030,000円
Property & Real Estate 4,512,500円 11,072,000円 7,030,000円
Marketing, PR, Advertising & Communications 4,512,500円 11,072,000円 7,030,000円
Manufacturing 4,512,500円 11,072,000円 7,030,000円
IT & Telecommunications 4,512,500円 11,072,000円 7,030,000円
Other 4,010,000円 14,085,500円 7,030,000円
Human Resources & Recruitment 4,512,500円 11,072,000円 7,030,000円
Engineering 4,512,500円 11,072,000円 7,030,000円
Construction & Architecture 4,512,500円 11,072,000円 7,030,000円
Automotive 4,512,500円 11,072,000円 7,030,000円
Legal, Compliance & Paralegal 5,015,000円 12,076,500円 7,533,000円
Accounting 5,015,000円 12,076,500円 7,533,000円
Medical, Health & Scientific 5,015,000円 12,076,500円 7,533,000円
Consulting 5,517,500円 13,081,000円 8,036,000円
Energy 5,015,000円 14,085,500円 8,036,000円

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