I' live in Poland and I'd like to work for other companies or hosts as a underworker, probably as garbage collector or so in Japan. Is it possible to get the 2 months job legally / ilegally for 2-3 months and try to get the contract to live happily in Japan? What is your suggestion and idea? Is this all about money, visas and so on?
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It's about visa. Working visa for Japan is issued on the job which is at least for 1 year. So you can't work in Japan just for 2-3 months. Besides, I don't think Japan will issue a visa for a garbage collector.
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Do you speak Japanese? That's a 'must have' even for a garbage collector. You could come here on a tourist visa, and then try to get a city government to sponsor you for a work visa. Oh, wait, there's a snowball's chance in hell of that happening. Even the English schools won't hire you, not a native speaker. You can try the "come on a tourist visa and overstay", but even if you find a job, unlikely, you will always have to be looking back over your shoulder. Do things legally. It's good karma.
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It is not all about money. It is to ensure that the millions of native Japanese have a job. Therefore, in order for a foreigner to be legally employed in Japan, you need to get a Work Visa. To qualify for a WorkVisa you must have a University degree from a recognised university(you cannot fake it), as well as a job offer from an employer who will sponsor you. Finally, you must search for such employer from outside Japan: it is illegal to search for such employer while on 'Temporary Visitor' status. Jobs always go to native Japanese first, to reduce the unemployment rate.
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