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2026年4月5日 / 最終更新日時 : 2026年4月5日 Daisuike Tominaga English Infromation

We Have Started Our Foreign Talent Acceptance Coordination Support | Integrated Support from Visa Strategy to Application Filing and Registered Support

Accepting foreign workers in Japan requires more than recruitment. Employers must consider visa strategy, eligibility, employment conditions, internal support systems, immigration filings, and Specified Skilled Worker support obligations. Our office has launched “Foreign Talent Acceptance Coordination Support” to help companies handle these issues in an integrated and practical manner.
2026年3月27日 / 最終更新日時 : 2026年3月27日 Daisuike Tominaga Naturalization

Japan to Tighten Naturalization Screening from April 2026? Key Points on the New “10-Year” Practice

Reports say Japan will tighten naturalization screening from April 1, 2026. The statutory wording of “five consecutive years” has not disappeared immediately, but in practice the Ministry of Justice is reportedly moving toward a stricter standard: roughly 10 years of residence, review of five years of tax records, and two years of social insurance payment records. This article explains what is changing and what applicants should check now.
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2026年3月12日 / 最終更新日時 : 2026年3月12日 Daisuike Tominaga Immigration Policy & Legal Updates

Immigration Fee Reform Bill and JESTA in Japan: Key Points for Foreign Residents and Employers

On March 10, 2026, the Japanese government approved a bill to create JESTA, a new electronic travel authorization system, and to raise the statutory ceiling for certain immigration-related fees, including change of status, extension of period of stay, and permanent residence. The key point is that this does not mean all fees have immediately increased to those maximum amounts. This article explains what foreign residents and employers should know.
2026年2月22日 / 最終更新日時 : 2026年3月9日 Daisuike Tominaga Visa Refusal Support

🛂 Visa Refused in Japan? The Typical Flow: Immigration Call-in → Refusal + Reason Explanation → Switch to “Designated Activities (Preparation for Departure)”

After an immigration call-in, many applicants receive a refusal decision and a reason explanation, then proceed to switch to “Designated Activities (Preparation for Departure)”. This article explains the typical flow, the fixed JPY 6,000 fee, the 30 vs 31-day difference, key questions to ask, and our escort support.