Benefits of working in Japan through the association
Quick job introduction
Quickly match your desired job
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Visa application support
Applications completed within an average of 30 days after receiving a job offer
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Life support
Finding housing, signing up for utilities,
Lifestyle Orientation
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Japanese language and business training
Online Japanese language courses,
Specified Skills No. 2 Examination Preparation Course
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Settlement follow-up
Consultation desk, regular interviews,
Support from native-speaking staff
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exchange
Staff of the registration support organization
We hold networking events with foreign talent
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What is the Specified Skilled Worker System?
Established in 2019, this residence status is designed to accept foreign talent who can immediately contribute to fields facing serious labor shortages.
Target fields
After the 2024 revision, it will be expanded to a total of 16 fields (nursing care, restaurant, construction, agriculture, etc.).
Status of residence
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Specified Skilled Worker No. 1: Maximum 5 years in total, family members not allowed to accompany
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Specified Skilled Worker No. 2: No renewal restrictions, family members allowed (11 fields)
Main acquisition conditions
Pass a field-specific skill test + Japanese level equivalent to N4 (JFT Basic, etc.). Those who have completed Technical Intern Training No. 2 may be exempt from the test.
The role of the association
As a registered support organization (19-to-002602), our association provides comprehensive support, from visa applications and life in Japan to follow-up on settling in.
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The starting point for the Food and Beverage Association to introduce you to a job is to pass the skills test and the Japanese language test.
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After starting work with a status of residence of No. 1, it is possible to move up to status of residence of No. 2 through career advancement and skill development.
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Our association provides one-stop support for procedures, exam preparation, and life preparation.
Introducing the members of the Human Resources Coordination Department
Hey Man So
Myanmar
15 years since coming to Japan
Recruitment team leader. Graduated from the Faculty of International Relations in his home country. After coming to Japan, he worked for a trading company for seven years. He decided to change jobs to work for a support organization, with the aim of making supporting Myanmar people working in Japan his life's work. He is highly trusted by Myanmar talent and has 20,000 followers on social media.
Various SNS
The Food and Beverage Association
Before introducing the job
Until the Food and Beverage Association introduced me to a job
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STEP
Job introduction
We will introduce you to a job that suits you after listening to your desired job content, region, and conditions. Our staff, who are knowledgeable about the industry, will also provide detailed information about working in Japan.
STEP
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Obtained a job offer
Before your interview with a company, you will practice Japanese interview etiquette and how to answer questions.
We will support you as many times as necessary until you receive a job offer.
STEP
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Obtaining a visa and preparing to depart
We will provide you with detailed information on gathering information to obtain a visa.
I will apply for a new visa within 30 days of receiving the job offer.
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Arrival in Japan and orientation → Start of work
You will be greeted at the airport and assigned to your workplace after a life orientation.
Once you start working, we will provide regular support.
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Examples of success of our seniors working in Japan
外国人材インタビュー
2025.05.12
After technical training, I became a specific skilled worker! Aim to become a professional, not just for a limited period of time (Nan and Poo from Myanmar / AU BON PAIN Co., Ltd.)
#Myanmar #Food and beverage manufacturing
外国人材イン タビュー
2025.04.21
"I want to make this flavor myself" - A rising star from Indonesia who joined ROKU KYOTO after being so impressed by its cuisine that he joined the company as a new graduate! (Samudra / Tokyu Resorts & Stay Co., Ltd.)
#Indonesia#Dining out
Examples of networking events
支援活動
2025.08.15
[10th JFBFE Exchange Meeting] A "Sunrise Climbing Tour" to the World Heritage Site, Mt. Fuji, was held!
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支援活動
2025.03.13
[9th JFBFE Exchange Meeting] A "Ski Exchange Tour" was held with friends from 8 countries!
HUMAN RESOURCES COORDINATION DEPARTMENT MEMBERS
Introducing the members of the Human Resources Coordination Department
Hey Man So
Myanmar
15 years since coming to Japan
Recruitment team leader. Graduated from the Faculty of International Relations in his home country. After coming to Japan, he worked for a trading company for seven years. He decided to change jobs to work for a support organization, with the aim of making supporting Myanmar people working in Japan his life's work. He is highly trusted by Myanmar talent and has 20,000 followers on social media.
Various SNS
Fatmanita Rohmadani
Indonesia
15 years since coming to Japan
She came to Japan under the EPA system and worked as a caregiver at a nursing home for 11 years, obtaining a license as a care worker.
A professional in the nursing care industry, she has often provided advice to Indonesians living in Japan, and decided to change jobs to work at a support organization.
Various SNS
Pho Duc Cuong
Vietnam
15 years since coming to Japan
Graduated from the Faculty of Environmental Studies in his home country. Inspired by the cherry blossoms, he came to Japan. While studying abroad, he worked as a supervisor and trainer at a major restaurant chain. A professional in the restaurant industry, he decided to change jobs to work at a support organization as a recruiter, making use of his communication skills and personal network.
Various SNS
For foreigners who want to work in Japan
Message from the Association
For you who take on challenges,
We will accompany you.
Working in Japan is a challenge that involves learning a new culture, language, and way of working.
Our association provides consistent support from before to after employment, and strives to create an environment where you can feel safe and demonstrate your abilities. We believe that your experience and passion will bring new value to Japanese companies and society.
Message from the Association
