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2026年5月17日 / 最終更新日時 : 2026年5月17日 Daisuike Tominaga English Information

Common Mistakes in SSW Periodic Reporting and Points to Check Before Online Filing

SSW periodic reporting is not just paperwork. Employers should check employment conditions, support records, regular interviews, and consistency before online filing.

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2026年5月16日 / 最終更新日時 : 2026年5月16日 Daisuike Tominaga English Information

Why English-Speaking Immigration Procedure Specialists Are Rare in Japan

Japan has about 3.86 million mid- to long-term foreign residents, while the number of gyoseishoshi administrative scriveners registered to submit immigration applications is about 11,000. Specialists who can explain immigration procedures, documents, and risks in English are even more limited, especially those with TOEIC 885-level English and practical business English experience.

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2026年5月15日 / 最終更新日時 : 2026年5月15日 Daisuike Tominaga Status of Residence / Immigration System

How Long Is the Entry Ban to Japan After Deportation or a Departure Order?

In Japan, what is often called an “entry ban period” is usually treated as a landing denial period. This article explains the 5-year, 10-year and 1-year rules, shortening of the period, and what to check before re-entry.

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2026年5月14日 / 最終更新日時 : 2026年5月14日 Daisuike Tominaga Status of Residence / Immigration System

Osaka Immigration Bureau Jurisdiction: Where to File Visa and COE Applications

This article explains the jurisdiction of the Osaka Regional Immigration Services Bureau and how to check the proper filing office for status change, extension, and COE applications.

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2026年5月13日 / 最終更新日時 : 2026年5月13日 Daisuike Tominaga English Information

Foreign Residents, Local Industries, and Visa Status in Japan

Foreign residents are increasing not only in large cities but also in local industrial areas, tourist destinations, and communities with Japanese language schools. This article explains the connection between local industries, visa status, foreign employment, family stay, and support systems in Japan.