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Fri 02-Mar-07, 02:04 AM
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| ESL Rookie  Join Date: Feb 2007 Occupation: student Location: 
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 | Automatically getting a visa do i not automatically get a work visa when i get a job. how does that work out? are there certain protocols that i have to go through after i get a contract to get a work visa? Last edited by gfell; Fri 02-Mar-07 at 08:54 AM. |
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Fri 02-Mar-07, 08:56 AM
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| Administrator   Join Date: May 2005 Nationality: American Occupation: Teacher Location: 
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 | Re: Automatically getting a visa Once you get a job teaching in Japan, you will need to go through the process of applying a visa. Your school will help you with this. Only if you get a full-time job will your school sponsor you for a visa. Make sure you hold a passport from a native English speaking country and a university degree.
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Mon 12-Mar-07, 03:02 AM
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| ESL Rookie Join Date: Feb 2007 Nationality: canadian Occupation: teacher Location:
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 | Re: Automatically getting a visa Also keep your transcripts within easy reach. There are times the government will want those as well. They will need letters of references including one personal reference. Make sure their fax and/or email address is on the ref. letters. The prospective employer and/or govt will check on them. The other important issue is to make sure your resume is set to Japanese standards. Most employers and the govt prefer a certain layout style. I have had some clients that sent their N. american style resume and had it rejected. Then come to me to fix it so that they can move forward in the process. |
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