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Required documents for foreign government officials and international organization staff performing official duties in Japan. Covers dispatch orders, official duty proof, and recommendation letters.
Required documents for professors, lecturers, and researchers at Japanese universities and colleges. Covers employment proof, research achievements, and category-specific paperwork.
Required documents for missionary work, religious ceremonies, and religious education activities in Japan. Covers religious organization proof, dispatch letters, and activity documentation.
Required documents for researchers at government-affiliated institutions and corporate research labs in Japan. Covers research contracts, publication lists, and category-specific paperwork.
Required documents for skilled workers such as foreign cuisine chefs, gemstone processors, and specialized craftsmen. Covers 10+ years experience proof and employment contracts.
Required documents for Specified Skilled Worker (i) across 14 industry sectors including construction, food service, and nursing care. Covers skills test, Japanese test, and support plan.
Required documents for Specified Skilled Worker (ii) — an advanced status allowing family accompaniment and unlimited renewals. Covers skills test proof and work experience by sector.
Required documents for foreign spouses or children of Japanese nationals. Covers marriage history statement, questionnaire, relationship evidence photos, and key review documents.
Required documents for foreign spouses or children of permanent residents. Covers marriage proof, guarantor documents, and financial capability evidence.
Required documents for studying at Japanese universities, vocational schools, and language schools. Covers admission letters, financial proof (bank statements, remittance records), and study plans.
Required documents for technical intern training (corporate and supervised types). Covers training plan certification, supervising organization permits, and implementing organization paperwork.
Required documents for extending or changing Temporary Visitor status (up to 90 days for tourism, business, or family visits). Covers extension reasons, flight tickets, and financial proof.
Required documents for non-employment training activities at Japanese public and private institutions. Covers training plans, host organization details, and post-training return schedule.