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The arrangement and cost of return flight tickets vary depending on your status of residence and the rules of your accepting company (employer).In some cases, the accepting company may arrange and ...

Lump-sum collection of resident tax is a method where, upon resignation, any remaining resident tax is paid in a lump sum from your final paycheck.Normally, you would pay this yourself using a paym...

The Lump-sum withdrawal is a system that allows foreign nationals who have paid into the Employees’ Pension Insurance in Japan to receive a portion of those contributions when they return to their ...

Resigning may affect your status of residence, so you must follow the proper procedures.First, within 14 days of resigning, submit a "Notification regarding affiliated (contracted) organization” to...

When considering resignation, it is important to first consult with your supervisor at work.In Japan, it is common practice not to submit resignation documents out of the blue, but rather to first ...

If you move, you’ll need to update your address, but you don’t need to go directly to the Immigration Services Agency of Japan.If you submit a “Notification of Moving In” at the municipal office of...

Yes, please rest assured that your accepting company (employer) or Registered Support Organization will assist you with the administrative procedures required for moving.You’ll receive clear, easy-...

When moving, you’ll need to complete three sets of procedures: “housing,” “city hall,” and “utilities.”Understanding the process in advance will help ensure a smooth transition.First, notify the pr...

Please rest assured that Registered Support Organizations and your assigned representative will assist you during your job change.You can receive guidance on whether the job change meets the condit...

When considering a job change, it is important to first consult with a Registered Support Organization or your designated representative.Since your status of residence and related procedures are in...