Key points

  • Pre-entry guidance explaining the contract and procedures, plus transport from an airport or port when required.
  • Help finding housing and setting up a bank account, phone, electricity, gas, and other daily-life services.
  • Orientation on Japanese rules, transport, disasters, health care, taxes, and social insurance.
  • Access to Japanese study, consultations and complaints, help with public procedures, and opportunities to interact with local people.
  • Job-search support when a contract ends for company reasons, regular interviews, and reports to the authorities. Workers can consult Immigration if support is not provided.