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Visa Loophole
The Visa Loophole You Haven’t Heard About
When people imagine moving to Japan, they often think of two options: become an English teacher or land a competitive job in tech. Both are valid paths, but they miss something important.
Japan has quietly introduced a visa category that is far less known, yet could be the fastest way for many foreigners to start working and living here.

Your Visa
The Specified Skilled Worker Visa (特定技能ビザ)
In 2019, Japan created this visa to address its growing labor shortage. It’s designed to bring in foreign talent to industries where demand far outpaces local supply.
Who qualifies?
Workers in industries like logistics, manufacturing, food service, and caregiving
No university degree required
Japanese language requirements vary, but some companies hire with only basic skills
Why it matters:
Companies are actively recruiting abroad under this category
It offers a path to long-term residency after enough years of work
Japan’s shrinking population means demand for foreign workers is only growing

Your Loophole
Why This Is a Loophole
Unlike the highly competitive “Engineer/Specialist” visas that require degrees and niche skills, the Specified Skilled Worker visa lowers the barrier to entry.
Think of it as a backdoor into Japan: once here, you can build professional experience, improve your Japanese, and eventually transition into better-paying jobs or even permanent residency.
For many, it’s not the final step, but it’s the first step that makes everything else possible.
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Want to Move to Japan But Don’t Know Where to Start?
You don’t need a degree. You don’t need fluent Japanese.
But you do need a roadmap.
The Japan Work Report is the only newsletter that shows you real jobs you can apply for, with visa sponsorship, salary info, and no fluff.
Every Friday, you'll get:
Job listings for foreigners outside Japan
Japanese level, and employer info
What’s working right now (and what’s not)
Industry snapshots across marketing, logistics, tourism, and tech
Advice from someone who’s helped hundreds of people get hired in Japan
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CONCLUSION
What You Should Do Next
If Japan is your goal, don’t overlook this pathway. The Specified Skilled Worker visa was created to help foreigners like you, and it’s one of the few categories where the demand is growing faster than the supply.
To help, I’ll be sharing real examples of open roles under this visa in next week’s edition of Foreign Professional. You’ll see which industries are hiring, what qualifications companies actually require, and how to prepare your application so you stand out.
👉 Make sure you’re following along each week so you don’t miss those updates.

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