Explore the options for changing your visa status after graduation in Japan, whether you're transitioning to employment, further studies, or starting a business. Learn about the available visa categories and how to manage your transition period for a smooth post-graduation journey.

The "Designated Activities No. 46" visa offers international students in Japan an opportunity to utilize their high-level Japanese language skills in various job roles after graduation. This visa allows graduates to work in positions that require active communication, such as translation, interpretation, and customer service, across industries like restaurants, hotels, nursing care facilities, and more. Learn about the eligibility criteria, required Japanese proficiency, and the types of work allowed under this visa.

International students in Japan can apply to change their residence status to "Designated Activities" to continue their job search after graduation. This visa allows up to one year of job search time and can be extended. At Stellar, we offer tailored support for students in Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Oita, Miyazaki, Kagoshima, and Okinawa.

"Is It Possible to Change Residence Status While on a Working Holiday Visa?" This article explains the basics of the Working Holiday Program and key factors to consider when determining whether changing residence status is possible. It also outlines important considerations and the support available from our office at Stellar, should a change of status be possible.

Securing a job in Japan after high school graduation? Ensure a smooth transition by understanding the visa status changes required. Learn about 'Long-Term Resident' and 'Designated Activities' statuses and how Stellar can assist you.