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Kingchineme6:
Good evening guys......

please I have been trying to get Japan visa for while now from 9ja but all my effort prove abortive, so I decided to link up with my friend that's living over there who told me about getting an Indonesian visa.

So that from Indonesia I will get there temporary permit Visa called KITAS, that with this KITAS I can be able to do my Japan visa easily from there.....

Please guys how genuine can these information be?

How did your friend enter Japan?
From what I have gathered here, Japan apart from a tourist, is not a place you can go without necessary papers. COE is quite important if you want to travel to Japan, be it for work, or for school. You need to have the right documents if you really want to go to Japan and live comfortably and fine.

superdee01:
How did your friend enter Japan?
From what I have gathered here, Japan apart from a tourist, is not a place you can go without necessary papers. COE is quite important if you want to travel to Japan, be it for work, or for school. You need to have the right documents if you really want to go to Japan and live comfortably and fine.

Honestly, I don't know why many Nigerians who intend to japa are ignorant of the basic requirements of the intending country, are too lazy to do basic research and, most obviously, like to cut corners. Japan is not a country to cut corners to enter. It is basically an island nation, and laws have been tightened to fast track the deportation of people who overstay their visas and asylum is rarely granted, no matter how long the person stays, appeals the case or speaks Japanese. These are not Westerners who one can use slavery or colonialism to guilt trip. They follow the law as stated.

Kingchineme6, getting a visa to Indonesia from Nigeria is an onerous process. You will need to get some documents from NDLEA. Getting a visa to Japan from Indonesia is only possible when you have a resident visa in Indonesia. A tourist visa does not count. Google what a resident visa means in Indonesia. Ultimately, to enter Japan and live as a resident, you need the COE, without which life will be terribly miserable.

Most importantly, do your basic research. This thread has enough tips and points. Read from the beginning. You will see where I made earlier comments. I read the thread from the beginning till when I left Nigeria. I did the same for other countries' threads when I wanted to japa. I read EVERYTHING and used Google - WHICH IS FREE!

superdee01:
How did your friend enter Japan?
From what I have gathered here, Japan apart from a tourist, is not a place you can go without necessary papers. COE is quite important if you want to travel to Japan, be it for work, or for school. You need to have the right documents if you really want to go to Japan and live comfortably and fine.

He travelled with a visit visa and seek for asylum

Gerrard59:


Honestly, I don't know why many Nigerians who intend to japa are ignorant of the basic requirements of the intending country, are too lazy to do basic research and, most obviously, like to cut corners. Japan is not a country to cut corners to enter. It is basically an island nation, and laws have been tightened to fast track the deportation of people who overstay their visas and asylum is rarely granted, no matter how long the person stays, appeals the case or speaks Japanese. These are not Westerners who one can use slavery or colonialism to guilt trip. They follow the law as stated.

Kingchineme6, getting a visa to Indonesia from Nigeria is an onerous process. You will need to get some documents from NDLEA. Getting a visa to Japan from Indonesia is only possible when you have a resident visa in Indonesia. A tourist visa does not count. Google what a resident visa means in Indonesia. Ultimately, to enter Japan and live as a resident, you need the COE, without which life will be terribly miserable.

Most importantly, do your basic research. This thread has enough tips and points. Read from the beginning. You will see where I made earlier comments. I read the thread from the beginning till when I left Nigeria. I did the same for other countries' threads when I wanted to japa. I read EVERYTHING and used Google - WHICH IS FREE!

Thanks for your information boss, I think I will focus in reading the thread for now before I decide on what to do.....

Kingchineme6:
Thanks for your information boss, I think I will focus in reading the thread for now before I decide on what to do.....

Was your friend granted asylum? If yes, good luck. If not, it will be tough to be granted asylum these days as the laws regarding asylum have been tightened. Obviously, due to trade relations and propinquity, it will be easier for Indonesians to move to Japan. The issue now is getting a visa to Indonesia from Nigeria, which is another difficult thing. They (Indonesians) even get to benefit from a special semi-skilled migration scheme. However, for someone in the asylum system, getting permanent residency will be very hard, even if the person marries a Japanese national. The children will be citizens from the mother's side, as most asylum seekers who marry Japanese nationals are foreign men.

I know all hands are not equal, but there is a reason these countries have tough laws. Apart from Mali, Nigeria is the only country in West Africa which does not enjoy visa free status to Singapore, due to drug trafficking. Also, to live a stress-free and at least an OK life in Japan, one needs to enter the country through the right routes; work or study. I state this because, by 2025 when the World EXPO will be held in Osaka, we will have posters come to ask whether a visit visa can be converted to a resident visa

Gerrard59:


Was your friend granted asylum? If yes, good luck. If not, it will be tough to be granted asylum these days as the laws regarding asylum have been tightened. Obviously, due to trade relations and propinquity, it will be easier for Indonesians to move to Japan. The issue now is getting a visa to Indonesia from Nigeria, which is another difficult thing. They (Indonesians) even get to benefit from a special semi-skilled migration scheme. However, for someone in the asylum system, getting permanent residency will be very hard, even if the person marries a Japanese national. The children will be citizens from the mother's side, as most asylum seekers who marry Japanese nationals are foreign men.

I know all hands are not equal, but there is a reason these countries have tough laws. Apart from Mali, Nigeria is the only country in West Africa which does not enjoy visa free status to Singapore, due to drug trafficking. Also, to live a stress-free and at least an OK life in Japan, one needs to enter the country through the right routes; work or study. I state this because, by 2025 when the World EXPO will be held in Osaka, we will have posters come to ask whether a visit visa can be converted to a resident visa

Yes boss he was asylum but that was long time ago about 4yrs now......

Thanks for the information, I really appreciate.

Thank you so much for this information

alakara:

Check out walawaka doctor YouTube channel on teaching in Japan.
Cheers.

Thank you for the information. I hold a master's degree from a university in South Korea and I visited Fukuoka two months ago. Currently, I am still in Korea and intend to explore the website that Alakara mentioned in my previous quote.

Gerrard59:


Search for organisations that offer English lessons and apply. I have no idea of their recruitment process. The information is online. However, because it is English, you will find posts/comments by mostly Westerners complaining of long hours and low pay, none of which don't apply to you as a black African. With your degrees and hopefully knowledge of leetcode, you can change to a tech job while in Japan. Alternatively, search for recruiting firms if you have at least three years of experience to get tech jobs. Jobs are not the issue, but whether companies would be willing to sponsor someone from abroad or if the person speaks/understands Japanese is where the issue lies. The fastest route is the English teaching role.

Your educational qualifications are in order, as the minimum requirement for visa issuance for employment purposes by the immigration authority is a bachelor's degree.

martins2021:
Thank you for the information. I hold a master's degree from a university in South Korea and I visited Fukuoka two months ago. Currently, I am still in Korea and intend to explore the website that Alakara mentioned in my previous quote.

If you are still in South Korea, message recruiting agencies in Tokyo to avail you of the employment opportunities in the industry. A major restraint is employing people from outside Japan who have less number of working experience, but by being in nearby South Korea, it should be easy to convince firms to process your COE. You really don't need to go through the English teaching route except the above suggestion did not work. That is, firms are hesitant to employing or interviewing you because of your location, which I seriously doubt. The major hurdle should be the language not the distance.

Kingchineme6:
He travelled with a visit visa and seek for asylum

This in itself is incredible. So your friend flew 8,364 miles from Nigeria to Japan, just to seek Asylum?

moonraker:


This in itself is incredible. So your friend flew 8,364 miles from Nigeria to Japan, just to seek Asylum?

That's what he told me bro, that's why I wanted to whether is possible because he was telling me to use the same route....

Kingchineme6:
That's what he told me bro, that's why I wanted to whether is possible because he was telling me to use the same route....

I mean, I don't doubt that he told you that. Just hard to believe.

Your friend would only be able to pull this off like 10 years ago. not now.

So his asylum plan costs him minimum, 1.6 million.

Again, incredible. I would advise against that.

Go the school or English teaching route.

moonraker:


I mean, I don't doubt that he told you that. Just hard to believe.

Your friend would only be able to pull this off like 10 years ago. not now.

So his asylum plan costs him minimum, 1.6 million.

Again, incredible. I would advise against that.

Go the school or English teaching route.

Thanks bro..

Hello guys..

Can someone with an HND plus one year NYSC teaching experience gets teaching job in Japan? Tge person is currently studying for the 120 hours TEFL certificate.

ananne:
Hello guys..

Can someone with an HND plus one year NYSC teaching experience gets teaching job in Japan? Tge person is currently studying for the 120 hours TEFL certificate.

No. The minimum requirement for issuance of a work visa, which teaching English is, is a bachelor's degree or the equivalent of ten years of cognate experience in the field. Without any, a COE cannot be issued, and thus, no visa.

What is the requirements to get a work visa for a pharmacist in Japan?
Just wanted to ask.

Candid:
What is the requirements to get a work visa for a pharmacist in Japan?

Just wanted to ask.

It will be very hard to sponsor someone from Africa to work as a pharmacist in Japan. The field is a regulated one in most places across the world. Mind you, the health care field is one that is very Japanese-centric, so employing a black person, no matter how fluent, to attend to patients go get as e be. That said, without an N1 - which does not count as native fluency - it is mission impossicant.

Gerrard59:



It will be very hard to sponsor someone from Africa to work as a pharmacist in Japan. The field is a regulated one in most places across the world. Mind you, the health care field is one that is very Japanese-centric, so employing a black person, no matter how fluent, to attend to patients go get as e be. That said, without an N1 - which does not count as native fluency - it is mission impossicant.

Is it that hard? Do you know how it would be if it was Russia and not Japan?

blackbriar:
issions for Graduate school in Japan for September 2022 Enrollment will soon start.

1. Have you enrolled for IELTS
2. Have to ed your prospective department and Professor in charge.
3. Have you familiarized yourself with the ission process ( most especially how to pay the 30,000 yen application fee).
4. Are you prepared for the Online Quiz/Test?


Please note ission process is all paper based in Japan.
You have to the application forms from the school ission webpage.
Fill the forms correctly
submit the form by post (dhl or most suitable) with accompanying documents required

ission Schedule lasts only 2 weeks.

Goodluck.
My 2 cents

Please sir what is the price range for sending documents through DHL to Tokyo?

Candid:


Is it that hard? Do you know how it would be if it was Russia and not Japan?

No idea about Russia, but what I stated is the bare minimum for a foreigner to be employed as a pharmacist in Japan. I hope you know that medical programs are regulated according to national laws worldwide.

LadyGBU:


Please sir what is the price range for sending documents through DHL to Tokyo?

Before Covid, it was N23, 000. As of 2022, it was N30, 700. Use your intuition to know how much it should cost now. Preferably, Google DHL in your state and give them a call. For MEXT postgraduate, I do hope your BSc grade was at least a strong 2.1 (4.0/5) for you to stand a chance?

P.S. NEVER USE NIPOST

Gerrard59:


No idea about Russia, but what I stated is the bare minimum for a foreigner to be employed as a pharmacist in Japan. I hope you know that medical programs are regulated according to national laws worldwide.



Before Covid, it was N23, 000. As of 2022, it was N30, 700. Use your intuition to know how much it should cost now. Preferably, Google DHL in your state and give them a call. For MEXT postgraduate, I do hope your BSc grade was at least a strong 2.1 (4.0/5) for you to stand a chance?

P.S. NEVER USE NIPOST

Thank you sir.... I'm on 2:1(4.05/5) I just signed out this month I'm applying for a 5year PhD program (via Mext)..still waiting for my results, everything will be ready by November so I can send the documents...the school's deadline for university recommended in Dec 31

LadyGBU:


Thank you sir.... I'm on 2:1(4.05/5) I just signed out this month I'm applying for a 5year PhD program (via Mext)..still waiting for my results, everything will be ready by November so I can send the documents...the school's deadline for university recommended in Dec 31

congratulations in advance 👏

LadyGBU:


Thank you sir.... I'm on 2:1(4.05/5) I just signed out this month I'm applying for a 5year PhD program (via Mext)..still waiting for my results, everything will be ready by November so I can send the documents...the school's deadline for university recommended in Dec 31

OK. Good luck.

Read everything on this guy's website:http://www.transenzjapan.com/blog/mext-scholarship-application-form-step-by-step/ If you can buy his book, good enough. Be very meticulous when preparing your documents. You are dealing with the Japanese.

頑張って!(Ganbatte)

38k as at May

LadyGBU:


Please sir what is the price range for sending documents through DHL to Tokyo?

JohnQueen:
38k as at May

Chineke!!!!!

This is Nigeria!

Gerrard59:


Chineke!!!!!

Gerrard59:


OK. Good luck.

Read everything on this guy's website:http://www.transenzjapan.com/blog/mext-scholarship-application-form-step-by-step/ If you can buy his book, good enough. Be very meticulous when preparing your documents. You are dealing with the Japanese.

頑張って!(Ganbatte)

Yes boss...I purchased His book 2years ago on research essay writing, it's pretty detailed..if I have any other questions during my application I'll come back to ask on this thread boss...thank you very much

JohnQueen:
38k as at May

Alright thanks.

Gerrard59:


No idea about Russia, but what I stated is the bare minimum for a foreigner to be employed as a pharmacist in Japan. I hope you know that medical programs are regulated according to national laws worldwide.

But wait!
I don't have to work in an hospital na. Ain't there pharmaceutical company someone can work in?

Just thinking

Candid:


But wait!
I don't have to work in an hospital na. Ain't there pharmaceutical company someone can work in?

Just thinking

A lot, but what is the incentive to employ a foreigner who does not speak Japanese when there are numerous foreigners inside the country who studied at Japanese universities and speak conversational Japanese? If you want to work in the pharmaceutical industry, I strongly advise you to apply to universities to do a graduate program. You get in line for the standard recruitment process and learn Japanese during this period. While outside, your surest route is to transfer from a branch office to the Tokyo/Osaka/Kyoto branch of a global pharma company OR be highly skilled such that companies go all the way to applying for a work visa on your behalf even if you don't speak the language.

Gerrard59:


If you are still in South Korea, message recruiting agencies in Tokyo to avail you of the employment opportunities in the industry. A major restraint is employing people from outside Japan who have less number of working experience, but by being in nearby South Korea, it should be easy to convince firms to process your COE. You really don't need to go through the English teaching route except the above suggestion did not work. That is, firms are hesitant to employing or interviewing you because of your location, which I seriously doubt. The major hurdle should be the language not the distance.

Thank you for the replied. I will work on it besides if you know any IT recruiting agency please do let me know.

superdee01:
So, after the visa checklist documents have been submitted, is it the immigration in Japan that will notify her that her COE application is successful or the employer? Is it still possible for her to travel to Japan this year considering that COE application documents has just been sent to Japan for processing?

She just got a mail saying that all the mandatory visa documents checklist submitted are not verifiable and unreliable ( this includes yellow fever card, proof of AXA Mansard insurance cover certificate, covid-19 vaccination certificate, Academic transcripts, proof of funds from 2 banks, police clearance certificate and medical certificate of fitness) and that she should submit the reliable ones and then specifically, she should send a month POF bank statement.

Please what's going on? I don't know what they mean by documents unverifiable and unreliable. Any idea on what to do please?