Tired of Thailand? Looking for new opportunities, challenges, and experiences? Want to work in Japan? Many people think the same. It’s not difficult at all. If you’re looking for a job and want to work in Japan, here are the ways you can apply and get started.
There are five legal ways to work in Japan
- Through Employment Agencies : These are companies registered and licensed by the Department of Employment to send workers abroad.
- Through the Department of Employment : For example, the IM Program, which allows for a maximum training period of 3 years.
- Self-arranged Employment : Finding and securing a job on your own.
- Employer Arranged Employment : Your employer in Thailand sends you to work in Japan.
- Employer Arranged Training : Your employer in Thailand sends you for training in Japan.
For those looking for jobs and want to apply through an employment agency, we recommend **Thai Nippon Fellowship Recruitment.
More details can be found at TNFR or Register
Who is Thai Nippon Fellowship Recruitment Co., Ltd.?
We are a recruitment company for Thai individuals interested in working in Japan. Our company is legally registered (License No. 1223/2562) and offers free services with no charges.
Why Apply Through Thai Nippon Fellowship Recruitment?
– No service fees from Thai Nippon Fellowship Recruitment.
– Good connections with diverse client companies and job positions.
– Convenience with staff assistance in handling various documents.
– Support and consultation from both Japanese and Thai staff throughout the job search process.
(**Additional Service Fees: 1.Visa fee: 1,455 THB 2.Job Seeker Assistance Fund for Overseas Employment: 500 THB (optional))
Types of Work Visas
Thai Nippon Fellowship Recruitment only handles applications for “ 技術・人文知識・国際業務ビザ Engineer / Specialist in Humanities / International Service Visas.
Fields Covered: 1. Engineering 2. Humanities 3. International Services
Contract Duration: Indefinite
Qualifications:
– Bachelor’s degree or higher (in a relevant field)
– Ability to bring family members
– Proficiency in English/Japanese
– Willingness to work long-term in Japan
Examples of Work Visa Positions:
– Humanities Specialists : Administrative, sales, marketing, and HR positions.
– Engineering Roles : IT engineers and other engineering positions.
– International Services : Translators/interpreters, receptionists, etc.
How to Apply:
If you meet the above qualifications, you can register and submit your resume. Our staff will contact you for further discussions and job interviews.
Apply to Work in Japan with Thai Nippon Fellowship Recruitment
Phone 062-5969359
Email : info@tnfr.co.th
Register : Thai Nippon Fellowship
Source : Bureau of Thai Workers Aboard
