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VISA Q and A on FM COCOLO 76.5 MHz Changing from working holiday visa to a working visa On Aired Data: April 12, 2000 |
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Summary of the On Aired Program Client: From New Zealand, staying in Japan under the Working Holiday Visa for the past year. Case: During his stay, he has worked for a certain company, and the owner wishes the client can stay and work full time for him. So our client would like to know if this is possible, and if so, what does he have to do. For reference on the Working Holiday Visa click here  For our client to work in Japan, he has to apply for a working visa. We do not have enough information to determine whether our client meets the conditions necessary to obtain a working visa. So we can only give general advice for this case. If our client were to continue his current job, his academic and professional career must be taken into consideration. Either a college degree in the same field as his job, or three years of experience is needed to obtain a working visa. So, if our client is young, it maybe difficult for him to be approved of a working visa, for he may not have a degree in college, nor three years of experience in the field. Should our client meet the requirements, he is eligible in obtaining the change of visa, without applying for a eligibility. |
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