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Why Japan?

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  • World’s 4th-largest economy with steady demand for skilled talent.
  • A community of 93 million foreign residents
  • Easy pathway for permanent residence in Japan
  • Work eligibility for dependents

Why apply for a Japan Work Visa?

  • Access to more than 18 million jobs
  • High need in IT, engineering, healthcare, and manufacturing.
  • Full-time workers can earn up to ¥4.4 million per year
  • Easy work visa policies for skilled professionals.
  • Japanese is not mandatory

Japan – India Treaty

  • Japan and India have partnered to exchange 500,000 skilled professionals, opening vast opportunities in IT, engineering, healthcare, construction, and manufacturing. With no mandatory Japanese language requirement, this initiative makes working in Japan easier than ever. Y-Axis helps you seize this opportunity with expert evaluation, job search, and visa support.

Types of Japan Work Visas

Particulars SSW (ii) HSP E/SH/IS
Visa Type Specified Skilled Worker (Advanced Level) Highly Skilled Professional (HSP) Engineer / Specialist in Humanities / International Services (E/SH/IS)
Education No fixed degree requirement; based on advanced technical skills proven by exams and experience. Bachelor/Master/PhD preferred; must achieve 70+ points based on degree, experience, salary, etc. University degree in relevant field or ~10 years professional experience for some roles.
Japanese Language No language requirement for SSW (ii). Not mandatory; JLPT N1/N2 adds extra points toward 70-point threshold. No fixed JLPT requirement; depends on job (client-facing roles often expect it).
Eligibility Pass SSW (ii) skill assessment and secure a job in designated field; typically supervisory/advanced roles. Score 70+ points in HSP system; evaluated on education, experience, income, research, etc. Job offer in Japan in science/engineering/humanities/international fields; duties must match qualifications.
Typical Professions Supervisors, advanced technical roles in skilled industries like construction, shipbuilding, etc. Researchers, engineers, IT professionals, business managers, financial experts, etc. Engineers, software developers, analysts, accountants, translators, international marketing, etc.
Visa Fees (Embassy) JPY 3,000 (single-entry), JPY 6,000 (multiple-entry); local rates apply. JPY 3,000 (single-entry), JPY 6,000 (multiple-entry); varies by nationality. JPY 3,000 (single-entry), JPY 6,000 (multiple-entry); varies by nationality.

Benefits of Japan Work Visa

  1. Expand your business operations
  2. Attractive employment opportunities
  3. Higher living standards
  4. Education and childcare support
  5. Social insurance policies and housing benefits
  6. Excellent work-life balance
  7. Allows you to bring your spouse and dependents
  8. A spouse is also allowed to work full-time
Immigration

Lead a rewarding life in Japan

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Education

Your kids study in world class Japanese Schools

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Health

You can enjoy the best healthcare facilities in the world.

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Retirement

Japan is rated as one of the best countries in the world and you can be assured of a retirement you will enjoy.

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Your Family

You can sponsor your relatives to join you in Japan.

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Freedom

Live, work and study in Japan

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Travel

Japanese passport allows you to travel to a number of countries.

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Investment

Best investment for your money. Better returns than gold, mutual funds, stocks or FD.

Annual Salaries in Japan

Occupation Average Annual Salary (JPY) Approx. INR
Engineering ¥5,386,800 ₹29.5 L
IT & Software ¥4,555,332 ₹25 L
Marketing & Sales ¥6,155,200 ₹33.7 L
Human Resources ¥4,469,804 ₹24.5 L
Healthcare ¥2,404,238 ₹13.2 L
Accountants ¥3,360,000 ₹18.4 L
Hospitality ¥2,535,000 ₹13.9 L
Nursing ¥2,160,000 ₹11.8 L

1 YEN = INR 0.57 as of November 2025

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