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**Jobs that offer a visa**
Anyone know of any agencies that can help with finding a job that also offers visas for relocation. I can’t find anything helpful.v
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They’re so common and everywhere. It’s why everyone is moving to Japan and this subreddit is never used.
Seriously. What’s your background, education, skill set, desire where to work? Very difficult to get a work visa let alone a visa that’s going to pay a relo package.
You asked the same question a little bit more than a week ago. The answer remains the same.
There’s no agency that can give you a visa for relocating. You need to apply to jobs that would sponsor you to get a work visa.
>Anyone know of any agencies that can help with finding a job…
There is no such thing as an agency that does that. An angency connects employers to potential candidates. If the skills needed are in high-demand and they can’t source that talent locally, then they are willing to look for candidates outside of Japan. Depending on the role and the company, they might offer a relocation package.
Do you have an exceptionally high-demand skill that Japanese employers really want but can’t source domestically? If so, then you’re probably in luck! If not, eh, no.
Gonna be honest, judging by past posts and your inability to be specific about anything, you probably are too young / lack skills to move
What are your specialist skills and specialty education of four years or more in something that can’t be done easily by a native Japanese person?
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This is a copy of your post for archive/search purposes.
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**Jobs that offer a visa**
Anyone know of any agencies that can help with finding a job that also offers visas for relocation. I can’t find anything helpful.v
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They’re so common and everywhere. It’s why everyone is moving to Japan and this subreddit is never used.
Seriously. What’s your background, education, skill set, desire where to work? Very difficult to get a work visa let alone a visa that’s going to pay a relo package.
You asked the same question a little bit more than a week ago. The answer remains the same.
There’s no agency that can give you a visa for relocating. You need to apply to jobs that would sponsor you to get a work visa.
>Anyone know of any agencies that can help with finding a job…
Those “agencies”– called [**recruiters** in Japan](https://apts.jp/tokyo-life/top-japan-recruiters/)– are endless depending on your substantial skillset. Refer to:
* https://www.morganmckinley.co.jp/en
* https://www.michaelpage.co.jp/en
* https://www.hays.co.jp/en/home
* Etc.
#IF…
If you are **citizen** of The Philippines, try: https://mattscradle.com/japan-job-openings-for-filipinos-hiring-manpower-agencies-contact-details-address/
Other Southeast Asian countries offer their **citizens** such as [Nepal’s Department of Foreign Employment](https://nepalitimes.com/here-now/nepal-japan-jobs-deal-still-stuck) or [Malaysia’s MoC program](https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2022/05/28/putrajaya-tokyo-ink-deal-to-send-skilled-malaysians-to-work-in-japan/). All these types of agencies offer their citizens in the developing-world job services (but have a reputation of being slave brokers).
>agencies… that also offers visas for relocation.
“Relocation agencies” offer pricey moving-in services for top foreign executives and specialists, not job visas. See: [expatarrivals.com/asia-pacific/japan/**relocation-companies-japan**](https://www.expatarrivals.com/asia-pacific/japan/relocation-companies-japan)
>I can’t find anything helpful.v
Gee I wonder why.
How valuable are you?
There is no such thing as an agency that does that. An angency connects employers to potential candidates. If the skills needed are in high-demand and they can’t source that talent locally, then they are willing to look for candidates outside of Japan. Depending on the role and the company, they might offer a relocation package.
Do you have an exceptionally high-demand skill that Japanese employers really want but can’t source domestically? If so, then you’re probably in luck! If not, eh, no.
Gonna be honest, judging by past posts and your inability to be specific about anything, you probably are too young / lack skills to move
What are your specialist skills and specialty education of four years or more in something that can’t be done easily by a native Japanese person?