The difference between the 4 types of Japanese nursing care visas
Japanese nursing care has suddenly become popular recently, because of the nursing work visa, high wages, and the preferential treatment of equal pay and equal pay as Japanese people, many people have gone there. The urge to do nursing care in Japan, so what are the types of nursing care visas in Japan and what are the differences? I will give you a detailed answer below.
There are 4 types of visas to work as a nursing care worker in Japan. Let me introduce each of them to you. What are the four types and what are the differences between them?
1; Nursing care specified skills visa (work visa) , first visa 5 The contract can be renewed voluntarily up to 25 years, with the same salary as Japanese people, and enjoys various benefits. After working for three years, you can obtain a welfare certificate. Certificate, you can apply for permanent residence in Japan, and you can bring your family to live in Japan
2; nursing student visa (study abroad visa) Go to a relevant professional school in Japan and study for three years. After graduation, you can apply for a welfare certificate and apply for permanent residence in Japan (but the procedures Fees and tuition are relatively expensive, and some families cannot afford them)
3; nursing training Visa (labor visa) , the first visa 5 cannot be renewed. After expiration, you must return to the country for one year before you can apply for re-application. It will be paid at the local minimum wage and there will be no welfare benefits. You can apply for the "Specified Skills Work Visa" after working for three years
4; Nursing skills internship visa (labor visa) , the first visa 5 cannot be renewed, and you must return to the country one year after expiration You can apply for a new application, and you will be paid at the local minimum wage, with no welfare benefits. You can only apply for a "Specified Skilled Work Visa" after working for three years.
and above are the four types of visas for those engaged in Japanese care. , only those who can apply for permanent residence are those who are intermediaries. It supports specific skills work visas and study visas. However, the cost of study visas is high and some families may not be able to accept them.
So everyone still has to choose the visa type according to their own situation
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