Frequently Asked Questions
We have compiled a list of frequently asked questions from our customers.
About member registration and application
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I can't register as a member, what should I do?
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Please confirm the following two points as the possibility that you cannot register.
- Is the entered phone number or e-mail address correct? ？
- Are there any restrictions on incoming calls, restrictions on receiving e-mails, and spam settings?
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I applied, but I haven't heard from Japarec. What should I do?
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There are two possibilities for not being able to contact you.
If it does not apply to 1.2 and it has been more than two weeks since you entered, but there is no contact, please contact us from the inquiry screen.
- Is there any difference from the e-mail address at the time of the registration?
- Are there any restrictions on incoming calls, restrictions on receiving e-mails, and spam settings?
If it does not apply to 1.2 and it has been more than two weeks since you entered, but there is no contact, please contact us from the inquiry screen.
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Can I decline or cancel a job application?
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Please cancel from screen after login.
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Can I contact the company directly if I want to know more information about the company where I want to recruit?
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Please refrain directly. If you have any questions, please use the Japarec inquiry screen.
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Can I apply for a job that does not meet the requirements of the application guidelines?
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If you do not meet the required skills, you will not be able to apply. You can apply for the welcome skills even if you do not meet it.
About selection and recruitment
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I would like to change the interview date and time, how can I do that?
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Please cancel from screen after login.
About Japarec
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Is the information posted up to date?
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Please reconfirm the update date and time.
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Is there an app version?
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No, web site only.
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Is the result of e-learning reflected?
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Yes, indeed.
Since the company considers the grades, please continue learning everyday and do your best.
Since the company considers the grades, please continue learning everyday and do your best.
About Specified Skilled Workers
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I am a former Technical Intern Trainee who have returned to home country. I would like to go to Japan as "Specified Skilled Workers No.1", but I have no technical intern training for 3 years, 1 year for technical intern 1 + 1 year and 11 months for technical intern 2. Is it a "Person who has completed Technical Intern Trainee No.2", who is exempted from exams related to the skill level and Japanese language level?
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Yes, if you have completed Technical Intern Trainee No.2 for at least 1 year and 10 months, it is applicable.
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A former technical intern trainee who has completed Technical Intern Training No.2. I want to go to Japan as "Specified Skilled Workers No.1", but I have not taken Skills Test Level 3. Can I become a "Specific Skilled Workers"?
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Yes, but if you do not have a Certificate of Skill Test Level 3, you will need to obtain an evaluation document from the practitioner (technical institution).
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I'm former technical intern trainee who has completed Technical Intern Training No.2. I want to go to Japan as "Specified Skilled Workers No.1" but have not passed the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) N4. Can I become a "Specified Skilled Workers"?
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It is possible. Technical intern trainees do not need to acquire the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) N4 if they have completed technical intern training for three years.
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I'm former technical intern trainee who have returned to home country. I returned home in six months during Technical Internship 1. Skills Test Level 2 has been passed, but Skills Test Level 3 has not been taken. I have passed The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) N4 . Can I become a "Specified Skilled Workers"?
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Yes, but you must pass a proficiency test in Japan.
Skill test 3rd grade or evaluation test specialized grade pass certificate is required
Skill tests currently available in Japan
Skill test 3rd grade or evaluation test specialized grade pass certificate is required
Skill tests currently available in Japan
- Restaurant business
- Accommodation
- Food and beverage manufacturing
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I am currently staying in Japan as an international student. I have acquired the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) N2. I am going to a four-year university and aiming to acquire "General status of employment (engineer, interpreter, etc.) that can work", but I am also interested in "Specified Skilled Workers". What's the difference?
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"Specified Skilled Workers" have a term of up to 5 years for No.1 and another 5 years for No.2. This is not a permanent status of residence, as the expected number of recipients in each target field is the maximum number of foreigners. If you filled the conditions for “Residents who can work (engineers, interpreters, etc.)”, you can also obtain a permanent residence visa. "Specified Skilled Workers No.2" can also become "permanent residence" as long as it meets the conditions, but the law changes from time to time with the newly established status of residence. After working with "pSecified Skilled Workers", you can change to "General status of employment (engineer, interpreter, etc.) that can work" and able to work.