Immigraion To Japan

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Cultural Visa:

Cultural visas are issued to foreigners who are planning to study academic, artistic, or cultural activities that provide no income such as the Japanese language, ikebana, tea
ceremony, judo, or calligraphy. Applying for a cultural visa is very similar to the process of seeking a work visa, as applicants will be required to obtain a sponsor that will supply them with a certificate of eligibility. Those wishing to work while on a cultural visa must apply for a work permit, which differs from a working visa in that cultural visa holder’s primary purpose is to study some aspect of Japanese culture, which restricts them to working only twenty hours a week.