A Gyoseishoshi supports individuals and companies in Japan through government filings, immigration procedures, business permits and legal document preparation. Learn what a Gyoseishoshi can do, what they cannot do, and when to consult Tommy’s Legal Service.
Permanent Resident, Spouse or Child of Japanese National, Spouse or Child of Permanent Resident, and Long-Term Resident are generally understood as statuses of residence without job-type restrictions in Japan. However, part-time work, side jobs, and hiring decisions still require careful checks of the residence card, employment rules, tax, social insurance, and other legal requirements.
A practical guide to immigration offices in the Kanto area. This article explains which office to check first, what to confirm before visiting, reception hours, ticket-number issues, and reservation-related points for major offices such as Shinagawa, Yokohama, Kawasaki, Tachikawa, Saitama, Chiba, Matsudo, Mito, and Takasaki.
Japan’s immigration fee reform and JESTA discussions may affect foreign residents, employers and short-term visitors. This article explains statutory fee ceilings, actual payable fees, permanent residence, renewal, change of status and practical checks before filing.
