Setting up a company in Japan may involve several professionals, including a Gyoseishoshi, judicial scrivener, tax accountant, and social insurance labor consultant. This article explains who handles what and when you should consult an administrative scrivener first.
What does a Gyoseishoshi do in Japan? This article explains the current scope of work, duties, legal limits, and the role of a specified administrative scrivener under the Administrative Scrivener Act.
A practical, attorney-style guide to the Nikkei 3rd-generation visa (Long-Term Resident/Teijusha): eligibility logic, required documents, a final pre-submission checklist, and a country-by-country trend ranking based on official statistics.
SSW(ii) offers long-term stability and can open a path to family life in Japan. In practice, delays often happen not because of SSW(ii) itself, but because SSW(i) support operations are not well-designed or SSW(ii) requirements are not properly documented. This article clarifies the common misunderstanding—SSW(ii) does not require the SSW(i) support plan—and provides a practical roadmap and checklists for both workers and employers.
Planning to start a business in Kanagawa, Japan? This article explains how the Startup Visa works, who can apply, and how foreign entrepreneurs can prepare for company formation, office setup, funding, and the later Business Manager Visa application with bilingual legal support.
