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.
A Tokyo Shoko Research survey found that 45.2% of foreign-owned businesses in Japan expect to be affected by the stricter Business Manager visa rules, and 5.3% are considering closure. This article explains the transitional period for renewals and practical measures involving capital, full-time staff, Japanese language ability, and business substance.
Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has published information on accepting foreign workers in the linen supply sector under the SSW and Employment for Skill Development systems. This article explains the key requirements for employers, including facility certification, direct employment, council membership, and the role of registered support organizations.
What does a Gyoseishoshi do in Japan? This article explains the current scope of work, duties, legal limits, and the role of a specified administrative scrivener under the Administrative Scrivener Act.
Tommy’s Legal Service is now officially registered as a Registered Support Organization (RSO) for Specified Skilled Worker (SSW). Registration No.: 26登-013083. We provide practical, compliance-focused support in both Japanese and English.