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Immigration Officer to Be Involved in Kawaguchi City Consultation Desk: Key Points for Foreign Residents and Employers

日本語版: 川口市で入管職員が市役所に常駐へ｜外国人相談窓口と在留資格相談の注意点 Immigration / Foreign Resident Consultation Immigration Officer to Be Involved in Kawaguchi City Consultation Desk: Key Points for Foreign Residents and Employers City hall consultation can be a helpful first step, but preparing a Japan immigration application requires a separate review of the applicant, employer, documents, and examination…

Immigration Officer to Be Involved in Kawaguchi City Consultation Desk: Key Points for Foreign Residents and Employers

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Why English-Speaking Immigration Procedure Specialists Are Rare in Japan

日本語版: 英語で入管実務を説明できる申請取次行政書士は、なぜ希少なのか Immigration Procedures in Japan Why English-Speaking Immigration Procedure Specialists Are Rare in Japan Japan has about 3.86 million mid- to long-term foreign residents. However, the number of gyoseishoshi administrative scriveners registered to submit immigration applications is about 11,000 nationwide. Specialists who can explain Japanese immigration…

Why English-Speaking Immigration Procedure Specialists Are Rare in Japan

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Who Should You Hire for Company Formation in Japan? Differences Between a Gyoseishoshi, Judicial Scrivener, Tax Accountant, and Social Insurance Labor Consultant

When planning to establish a company in Japan, many people wonder: Can a Gyoseishoshi handle the process, and how is that different from a judicial scrivener? In practice, company formation involves several steps, such as preparing the articles of incorporation, notarization, company registration, tax filings, labor and social insurance procedures, and sometimes business licenses. This article…

Who Should You Hire for Company Formation in Japan? Differences Between a Gyoseishoshi, Judicial Scrivener, Tax Accountant, and Social Insurance Labor Consultant

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What Is a Gyoseishoshi? Scope of Work, Duties, and Limits Under Japan’s Administrative Scrivener Act

日本語 この記事を日本語で読む You may have heard the term “Gyoseishoshi” or “Administrative Scrivener” in Japan, but many people are not sure what this professional actually does. A Gyoseishoshi is a national legal professional under Japan’s Administrative Scrivener Act. Under the current law, Gyoseishoshi are positioned as professionals who support smooth administrative procedures, improve convenience for…

What Is a Gyoseishoshi? Scope of Work, Duties, and Limits Under Japan’s Administrative Scrivener Act

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Online Residence Application System Update (Jan 5, 2026): What Changed—and Why Hiring a Gyoseishoshi Still Matters

This page is also available in Japanese 日本語：在留申請オンライン新システム（2026/1/5） Japan’s Immigration Services Agency launched an updated Online Residence Application System on January 5, 2026 (9:00). The interface and document upload process have been improved, making online filing more practical for individuals, employers, and authorized representatives. However, convenience does not mean easier…

Online Residence Application System Update (Jan 5, 2026): What Changed—and Why Hiring a Gyoseishoshi Still Matters

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Nikkei 3rd-Generation Visa (Long-Term Resident) | Final Checklist, Documents, and Common Pitfalls

このページは日本語でもご覧いただけます 日系3世ビザ（定住者）完全ガイド｜要件・必要書類・最終チェックリスト（日本語） 🌸 What Is the Nikkei 3rd-Generation Visa in Japan? In practice, “Nikkei 3rd-generation visa” generally refers to a category under the Long-Term Resident status of residence (Japanese: 定住者 / Teijusha).Unlike work visas that depend on job categories, Long-Term Resident decisions are typically made through a comprehensive review of your…

Nikkei 3rd-Generation Visa (Long-Term Resident) | Final Checklist, Documents, and Common Pitfalls