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Foreigners who enter Japan with the purpose of taking up paid employment need a Japan Work Visa. There are three types of Work Visas for Japan: The regular Japan Work Visa, which is issued for a number of professions such as a professor or artist. Japan Highly Skilled Professional Visa, which is issued through a point-based system and offers a longer period of stay and more benefits than a regular Work Visa. Japan Working Holiday Visa, which is issued to nationals of countries who have a Working Holiday agreement with Japan. This article will detail the regular Japanese Work Visa, including the eligibility and application requirements, the application process, visa duration, etc. Who Needs a Japan Work Visa? Every foreign national who intends to move to Japan to live and work for any duration of time, needs a Japan Work Visa. Although there are citizens of several countries who are exempt from holding a Japan Visa , the exemption only applies to those entering as tourists, as short-term visitors and business people, or other recreational purposes. For long-term stays (work, studying, family reunion), everyone needs to get the appropriate Japan Visa. Also Read: How to move to Japan? What Professions are Eligible for a Japan Work Visa? The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan offers a list of occupations that are eligible for Japanese Work Visas: Artists, such as photographers, composers, songwriters, sculptors, etc. Business managers, such as a company president, director, etc. Engineer or specialist in humanities or international services, such as a scientific or IT engineer, an interpreter or copywriter, a foreign language teacher, designer, etc. Entertainer, such an actor, musician, singer, dancer, sportsperson, etc. Instructor or teacher at elementary, intermediate schools, or high school. Intra-company transferee (someone transferred to the Japanese branch of a company) Journalists, such as newspaper or magazine journalists, editors, news cameramen, announcers, etc. Legal or accounting workers, such as attorneys, judicial scriveners, public accountants, tax accountants, etc. Medical services, such as physicians, dentists, pharmacists, nurses, etc. Nursing care Professor, such as a university professor or an assistant professor, etc. Religious activities, such as monks, bishops, missionaries, etc. Researchers at research institutes Skilled workers, such as foreign chefs, animal trainers, pilots, sports trainers, or foreigners who have expertise and skills in certain industrial fields, etc. Technical interns What Documents Do I Need for a Japan Work Visa Application? When you apply for a Japan Work Visa, you have to submit the following supporting documents: The Certificate of Eligibility Japan Work Visa Application Form, completed and signed. You can download a copy of the application form from the website of the Japan Ministry of Foreign Affairs (here). Your valid passport along with photocopies of it Passport-size pictures in line with Japan following specifications: Dimensions: 4cm x 3cm Taken within the last three months Plain white background, without any patterns and shadows You must be starting straight ahead, with a neutral facial expression Your face has to be fully visible The picture must be good quality (focused, clear, and sharp) Documents detailing your position in the company/organization, the salary you will receive, and the duration of the work. Documents attesting to your previous academic and professional history Documents related to the receiving company, such as company registration, statement of profit and loss, etc. For artists: Any documents which show your artistic achievements. For religious workers: Documents which show the details of the religious organization sending you to Japan Documents which show the details of the receiving Japanese organization Documents attesting to your religious position and career For researchers: Documents related to the receiving organization Academic and professional qualifications For instructors or teachers: Documents related to the receiving organization Academic qualifications or an educational license. For intra-company transferees: Documents attesting to the relationship between the two offices/companies. Any additional documents that the Japanese Embassy or Consulate requests, depending on your profession Note: Before you apply for the Japan Work Visa, you have to send most of the documents to your employer or sponsor on Japan so they can apply for the Certificate of Eligibility at the Immigration Services there. This is not an exhaustive list of documents and the Immigration Service in Japan as well as the Japanese Embassy or Consulate reserve the right to request any documents as they see fit.